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bjrogg:
Does seem like it would be hard to make a living farming Christmas Trees Pat. I’m sure they appreciate your support .
Give it a try Bob. I don’t look for the “perfect tree” I look for a nice main tree that has a nice top. It can be thin on the bottom. Then I fill in the bottom with branches .
I caught this guy checking out my bows in the man cave. Sure was a Jolly fellow
Bjrogg
Pappy:
I love cedar trees, haven't had one for years but still think of Momma Pools [my grand Mother] house when ever I smell ERC. good memories. :) Tell the old man I need some new arrows for Christmas if you see him again, Pappy in Tennessee and I been a very good boy. :-\ ;) :) :) :)
Pappy
bjrogg:
I’ll put a word in for you Pappy. I’m pretty sure I’ll be seeing him again in the next few days.
If you keep a lookout for him you might even spot him yourself. Seems like he really gets around this time of year
Bjrogg
bjrogg:
Made it to the New Year. Been doing inventory, financial statements, tax preparation etc. all that stuff I’m not so good at and really don’t want to spend time getting good at. It has to be done though.
Been working in shop too.
Today I was working on computer when my nephew said come here, you gotta see this.
It must be that week. Every year around this time mating season for the red fox keeps them roaming around in the daytime.
A pair were running around our farm buildings and barking up a storm. It was really fun watching them.
Don’t know if you can see them. I should have gotten better pictures but I didn’t have my phone at first.
Bjrogg
bjrogg:
Here’s number 2
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