Ken, from what I could understand of your man speak that sounds like a big enclosure! I hope you post pictures!
jaizei said:I don't want to brag but I did graduate high school.![]()
Cowboy_Ken said:I was just mowing a section of our pasture and spooked 2 big garter snakes. I was gonna jump off and grab them for a picture for you guys, but thought that may not be the most prudent thing to do in that I could, in theory, have injured myself. I always have my deck set at 7" for the first cutting so as to give the little guys a chance to move. The worst part is the old growth plantain and dandelion that gets mowed. Walking the pasture, I don't see it, but watching the front end, I always do. This was the pre mow for the 50'x300' sulcata enclosure I'm making.
Go big or go home…wait, I am home.
Cowboy_Ken said:That said, did everyone see the “Prancercize" lady? What the …
Cowboy_Ken said:Yes. In the barn that now collects field fence and other items.
Kerryann said:Cowboy_Ken said:Mine are direct sunlight. Not sure of the ground cover idea. Save yourself, there's got to be a burger joint nearby.
After being a vegetarian that's now mostly vegan for years it'd make me sick.but now a nice portobello cap mmmm.. Though I am avoiding wheat these days
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Cowboy_Ken said:When it was 35, windy, and raining they hadn't showed up to blanket them, so I did. When they showed up to feed that evening, I went down to explain that they're only 3 miles away, and if it crappy weather at their house, it's crappy at ours and they need to properly care for the horses. They flipped out over the criticism and moved the horses out two days later. We can only pretend they are doing fine because truly it is out of our hands. It's sad really.
Kerryann said:Cowboy_Ken said:Mine are direct sunlight. Not sure of the ground cover idea. Save yourself, there's got to be a burger joint nearby.
After being a vegetarian that's now mostly vegan for years it'd make me sick.but now a nice portobello cap mmmm.. Though I am avoiding wheat these days
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In your honor, I cooked a pile of mushrooms to top the slab of beef and a side pile of spinach.
Cowboy_Ken said:Truth be told it would have worked great. That said, some of the behavior could be part of a massive dosing of pain meds the couple shared with each other.
Jacqui said:Sibi not sure is it one of these:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPl68mhgxbM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WY2-hUoq3iQ
Cowboy_Ken said:What I saw was more of a recreational approach to pain management with these folks and maybe they just sort of lost touch with what really counts in life. The people in it.