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I looked into that, we're talking $500 a day minimum from what I've been finding.

That ought todo the trick. If I keep it low to the ground (only a few inches off the ground) and get a few people to balance while rotating I think that would do the trick.

I'd have to guess it's at least 1000 lbs. Two of us tried lifting it and it won't budge. Going to talk to the neighbor today. He's got a big John Deere but I don't know if he's got fork attachments.

I've been thinking about this all night long trying to figure out a way to solve this problem. We've got this chicken coop (146" L x 60" W x 72 1/2" H) sitting in our backyard on a concrete slab that is a few feet wider than the chicken coop but about the same in length. I want to turn it 180...

You're missing the full story, that's what. Unfortunately there simply isn't enough information or photos to do much more than guess.

Whitetail, mule deer, and elk mainly. Won't be doing any stand sitting. More than likely it will be hiking, mixed mountainous terrain (lots of it over in the Big Horns) and snow will likely be a certainty as well as wet and muddy. Cold is a guarantee.

Not that I’m aware of but I’m sure someone has come up with a solution as you mentioned. I’ve got a solar generator and a Generac if I ever have to though.

Good to know. I used to wear them all the time when I was in the Army. They were comfortable and our unit was allowed to wear them. Of course that was well over a decade ago and it sounds like things have changed a lot since then.

This is an all together separate griddle. It’s great for us pellet guys who already have a mass stockpile of pellets.

This is hands down my new favorite way to cook! https://www.recteq.com/products/smokestone-600 Only had it a week but I must say that I absolutely love it. Tonight we did smash burgers on homemade buns.

Those would be cool! Hard to imagine you could get something better suited for the cold than those.

What do you guys wear for hunting boots? I'm looking at picking up a pair of these: https://www.danner.com/pronghorn-g5-8-realtree-edge-1200g.html I love Danner boots but I've never actually owned a pair of their hunting boots. I'm looking for something comfortable, durable, waterproof, and...

Good to know. The more research I did the more it seemed that the general consensus was that Harman was the only way to go and a used Harman is still better than any of the Chinese options.

Smart! I do 4 miles in 30 minutes before my workouts. I guess that's not so much a warm-up as it is a workout, but by the time I'm done I'm not cold at all at which point the weight lifting becomes easier when it's cold out. I'm with you though, I like working out when it's in the 40's to...

This was a random snow as you can see: I think we still have a few weeks of warmer weather before the real winter sets in. The pellet stove is for the upstairs family area since that’s where we spend most of the time (and the kids are always up here). The supplemental radiant heat from the...

Yeah I’m planning on doing the cold air intake as well. My youngest two have never seen the snow at all believe it or not. They were stoked when they woke up this morning and saw it was snowing. Won’t stick around long. Tomorrow is supposed to be 60 degrees. Won’t be long though before we...

Got it! I’ve got a place around here that does nothing but pellet stoves so I’ll stop by there and pick up the parts I need.

I’m looking forward to the heat since it’s snowing today!

That makes perfect sense. I’ll remember this when I’m putting it together. Do they recommend using PVC or metal for the exterior piping? Could have sworn I heard someone tell me to use PVC because it was more efficient.

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