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Yes I did, and I got it.

I can remember when I was real young (can't believe I can still remember that long ago) but anyway it was a 12 horse Cub Cadet with a hydrostatic trans. Only reason I think I do remember it is because I got my A-- whooped real good. When my dad caught me out on the road doing wheelies. It was...

Gotta love a good hydrostatic

I still do :D

Couldn't see the wheely bars in pic. :lau

Said it was mostly flat no big hills for popping wheelies.

Ya, so you know exactly what I mean I figured you had been there.

I am jealous of that.

True meaning of a hay ride.

I can fit the 40-bag pallet my feed comes on in truck but feed store doesn't have a lift, so we load each bag off pallet onto truck one by one.

Hey as long as it gets it done all those birds gotta eat I'm sure they wouldn't be happy with momma if she didn't come home with 300-350

Don't know if you ever had turkeys before but let me tell you that big bird can eat. And that's what I mainly raise.

I know just what you mean ducks sitting on eggs can't even begin to find all their nests. Turkeys just getting going, late summer I need extra with all the hatchlings added. Thats when it can reach 2500lbs. But it does almost even out with all the broody hens not eating as much, spring and...

So, your saying 2 trips per month with that 20 to 24 bags correct or is it 3 :lau

3 large like that would be perfect for me love that idea.

I will be looking into a few chest freezers to put in my storage room. I just have room lined with heavy duty plastic and pallets to keep feed off ground. Always dry but can get pretty warm in heat of summer.

I have a local feed store order me in 2000 lbs. 40 50 lb.bags each month. Haven't been able to find any local mills for bulk delivery. My Quail feed is stored in 3 metal garbage cans 2 bags per can in their outbuilding. All my other feed is in a designated storage room in my barn, not a barn for...