I don't get to watch the news much,but it sure does seem like a long time since the last rain.It's been many years since it's been this dry on my place.It's got me worried,I got about 200 three year old trees that need water.
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I don't get to watch the news much,but it sure does seem like a long time since the last rain.It's been many years since it's been this dry on my place.It's got me worried,I got about 200 three year old trees that need water.
Pretty bad here for sure, hope we get some rain soon.
Whatca plant so many trees for
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We need it bad here also......pray for itQuote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
Can't eat trees.
No garbage fee, no sewer fee, water bill was $127, today.
The wildlife and shade.Got 100 sawtooth and 100 mixture of oaks.That's not counting 1000 pine trees.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big H trucking
U must have started with a empty plot of landQuote:
Originally Posted by Big C
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You got to keep those pines watered so the deer will eat the tops out of them. They don't like dry pine.
"Need to pay the preacher"
well a guess if they wont grow we could use them for stakes to put in the lake i know a couple guys with chainsaws and 16 foot trailers to haul them off we all can meet at the shell station again
Thats a Goodun :)Quote:
Originally Posted by slabin
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we sure could use them oaks
just can't wait for my water bill, turned it on around 5 one evening and remembered it about seven the next morn. don't guess anyone else has ever done somethin like that.............
Yall are too funny.I got an idea yall start cutting the pvc out of your houses then we can talk about cutin my trees.
you no i aint got no running water at my house so dont have pvc make my wife go to the creek and get some fresh water that way i dont have a water bill
Sad but TRUEQuote:
Originally Posted by slabin
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My creek is dry, need to come by and draw some water soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by slabin
Wait till them fireworks start going off and we'll see how dry it is.
No fireworks on my hill.
Cut my hay. Started twoweeks ago. Grass (fescue and bermuda) ain't growed a bit since it's been cut. Might be the end of hay cutting for this year.
It's saved me a bunch of diesel so far. Ain't had to mow the pasture much!!! I'd rather mow tho. Let's all do a group Rain Dance!!!!
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