Back-yard view...

[LadyAngler]

Woke the other morning and saw this out our backyard....







Thought it'd be fun to share.

[Triton X2]

Nice view LA.

[Great White Hunter]

Wow....trees. Thanks for sharing.

[Warmouth]

That pic was taken from the most unsquare, mismatched, wobbly arbor that you've ever seen. Some of my finest handiwork.

[LadyAngler]

The fog over the trees.... you loser. You wouldn't know art if it jumped up your azzhole. Not that you would notice much of anything up your azzzhole.

[LadyAngler]

This actually disappeared once the sun melted it away. And I didn't have to wade through chicklet slinging , soon-to-be illegal immigrants to see it.

[Warmouth]

Craig, this fog doesn't smell like Mexico City. It smells of honeysuckle, apple and blackberry blooms, cool fresh water from a tiny spring, good old Missouri humidity, and a hint of cat piss.


Dam stray cats gotta fork it up for me every time. They cost me an arrow yesterday to the sonofabiches.

[Warmouth]

Plenty of room to shoot a bow, or a .22 for that matter. And plenty of cats to eliminate.

What I need to do is mow some dam brush. Do you have a line on some messicans with hedge trimmers for hire?

[Warmouth]

I mow the lawn, its brush hogging that I need to set up.

[Warmouth]

That is becoming more and more clear. Still debating between a heavy duty 4 wheeler that can handle attachments, or a 20-25hp size tractor with attachments.

[Warmouth]

LA wants a 4 wheeler, I want a tractor. We may get a small 4 wheeler and a small-midsized tractor. Right now, I'm more worried about having enough deer stands.

[Warmouth]

The deal is I'm going to need some mechanical muscle time to cut wood, along with oter misc. chores.

[RB]

WM, get an old rebuilt 8N Ford. Many of them come with a brush hog. That was my first tractor and it worked real good on the fields.