This has been in the works for a couple years, I have been slowly gathering supplies and working toward pulling the trigger on getting a few of these
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Aberdeen Angus and some of these Dorper sheep
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No one has farmed my land in at least 40 years meaning there are no fences, no shelters, no real infrastructure to work with, all my fields have between 12 and 25 foot tall brush covering them. Now this leaves me with a kind of a blank slate to do what I want and not need to deal with others shit. I had a buddy bring a skid steer over with a hog on the front but he was limited on what he could chop and where he could go regarding tangles of multiple down trees, but for the most part he cleaned up the better part of 3 acres. I have about 1,500 feet of fence to install and 500 foot of water/electric line to trench in along with running my geothermal loop for my garage floor. I will still need a stack of 2x4s and the sheet metal for the shelter but I do have piles of post on site already.
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For the last two nights I have been putting in 3 hours a night pushing trees over and stacking them for a nice snowy night. I have two piles about the size of shipping containers stacked up now.
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Aberdeen Angus and some of these Dorper sheep
No one has farmed my land in at least 40 years meaning there are no fences, no shelters, no real infrastructure to work with, all my fields have between 12 and 25 foot tall brush covering them. Now this leaves me with a kind of a blank slate to do what I want and not need to deal with others shit. I had a buddy bring a skid steer over with a hog on the front but he was limited on what he could chop and where he could go regarding tangles of multiple down trees, but for the most part he cleaned up the better part of 3 acres. I have about 1,500 feet of fence to install and 500 foot of water/electric line to trench in along with running my geothermal loop for my garage floor. I will still need a stack of 2x4s and the sheet metal for the shelter but I do have piles of post on site already.
For the last two nights I have been putting in 3 hours a night pushing trees over and stacking them for a nice snowy night. I have two piles about the size of shipping containers stacked up now.
