INCUBATING w/FRIENDS! w/Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs No problem!

[kwhites634]

Quote: The old-timers say 1/3 of the post length if I remember right. Most of mine aren't that deep due to the rock. If the fence is to be permanent, pour dry Sacrete right out of the bag, tamping it down to full depth. and let it set for 48 hours. The Sacrete draws enough moisture from the surrounding ground to set up, saving the hassle of mixing up batches of wet concrete. The posts aren't going anywhere. I have posts that I set 20 years ago like that that are still as tight as the day I set them.

 

[daxigait]

The old-timers say 1/3 of the post length if I remember right. Most of mine aren't that deep due to the rock. If the fence is to be permanent, pour dry Sacrete right out of the bag, tamping it down to full depth. and let it set for 48 hours. The Sacrete draws enough moisture from the surrounding ground to set up, saving the hassle of mixing up batches of wet concrete. The posts aren't going anywhere. I have posts that I set 20 years ago like that that are still as tight as the day I set them.

I put 80-120 pounds in each of my holes for my cattle chute.

 

[BullChick]

I am going to look up uses for duck meat. If you guys have any suggestions, please tell me.

 

[kwhites634]

As I sit here drinking my first cup of hot coffee in four long days, I am pondering.
Did I really walk into the run, and almost grab that stupid jerk that avoided the cone yesterday?

Do I really get to can a ton of meat today? Meat that will see me through when funds are low, or I just want something quick to make?

I LOVE having fresh meat!

And now that I can fumble through getting it, I am just so darn happy!

Good deal

 

[kwhites634]

Quote: The t-posts I left 4 feet above ground, mainly used 6 footers, but had too use a few longer ones too.
That's why God invented chain saws

 

[LittleLakePhil]

The old-timers say 1/3 of the post length if I remember right. Most of mine aren't that deep due to the rock. If the fence is to be permanent, pour dry Sacrete right out of the bag, tamping it down to full depth. and let it set for 48 hours. The Sacrete draws enough moisture from the surrounding ground to set up, saving the hassle of mixing up batches of wet concrete. The posts aren't going anywhere. I have posts that I set 20 years ago like that that are still as tight as the day I set them.

i am getting ready to put fence in but i already bought concrete....

 

[BantyChooks]

I've been around the block a time or two...   

I have; named him Sinclair. He pulled a cart once, but he got scared, flipped over backward, & crushed it.
Very warm, and smelly

Interesting!

Made them myself. Had a factory set up in the back of my cave

Wow!

I prefer money checks (?)

I was just siting here, trying to get my arms comfortable on the desk. They are healing. I will survive.  And meanwhile I will be in some discomfort, and never do that again.

@BantyChooks
You are certainly quacking up a storm today! Is it coincidence, or is it just that freeing to be rid of all those boys?

Ummm.... I dunno!

My Carolina Reaper plant got hit by frost....earlier this spring i accidently left it out without turning the heat on in the greenhouse....i ate one live on BYC last fall.....it was hot!!!......i was drunk.....

Where can I find this??

Good morning, Banti!!

Morning!!

Sorry I'm late, internet is playing games with me.

I don't need stuff to drill in the bedrock! 2,200,000 !? That will melt your intestine!

Good Morning yall!

 

[Chaos18]

Good Morning yall!

Morning Bubbles

 

[BullChick]

Ummm.... I dunno!

Do you know any duck recipes?

 

[BantyChooks]

Morning Bubbles

Mornin trouble!

Do you know any duck recipes?

No.