Last top out. Bucket queen thirty soon..
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Last top out. Bucket queen thirty soon..
JeffGu
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...promptly break your neck, right?
Definitely use at least three GoPro cameras to catch this amazing feat of equestrian magic from multlple angles. Control them with a tablet PC so you can have all of the video files automatically uploaded to my Dropbox account. I'll save you the trouble of trying to edit all the video with all those casts on your limbs, tubes running in and out of your broken up body, and heart-lung machines and respirators hooked up to you. When the video goes viral, I'll contribute 10% of the revenue that's generated to getting you a really nice headstone.
Like ole murph says "no need to firewood em down". Lol.
KenJax Tree
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Just Murph the MFer. I don't see any craters or busted asphalt. What's up MDS?[emoji3]
Living the dream, bud. Hope things have been well with you?
KenJax Tree
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You must've moved to SoCal where everyday is beautiful[emoji1]
I've been fine just busy, not exactly the dream but living nonetheless lol
Griff93
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This guy, me, and crew took down this Silver Maple. It was in a backyard with no access other than a mini skid steer fitting around the house. I didn't get any pictures of me climbing. We took down both the spars in the picture.
How do you like those Xrings?
I only use it as a grcs fairlead. It is the cats ass for that, imo.
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I guess I wouldn't be doing if I weren't trying to impress the hot horse chicks. And its high time I learned how to gallop. They offered to take me trail riding but that sounds boring, I don't want to plod. I figure it will take a couple days to get used to the horse, the jump isn't that high. These horse aren't nasty, they are lead around by little girls barely 2 feet tall.
JeffGu
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Ok, Doc.. I'm no horse guy, but I've ridden a few barrel racing quarter horses owned by a friend. They jump little creeks and other stuff for the kiddies. Not with my fat ass on them, though. Seems they can tell the difference between 70 pounds and 185 pounds without much trouble. Personally, dragging my nutsack across the toothy end of a horse on my way to the ground, when they screech to a halt... well, doesn't appeal to me.
I might be wrong, but trying to get a 1500 pound animal to jump anything, if it hasn't been trained to do so, seems like a surefire way for you and the horse both to end up with a few broken bones. Or, maybe worse. Just sayin'... but hey, don't let me stand in the way of some great video. I'm sure the Darwin Awards website is always looking for candidates.
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These horses can and will jump. That's what they do. They seem to like it.
Good luck with your endeavor Dan. Better you than me. 
13TreeWorks
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Oh **** Jesse. That's ****ing gnarly.
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Goat is actually pretty good.
13TreeWorks
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When I was In Germany I had some sort of sausage thing right around Christmas time ..... they told me it was horse with curry katchup?? I don't know if they were messing with me or not ...... I thought it was pretty good. Dident really care what it was made of and I was even sober that time. Maybe someone will come along and correct me but I don't think the European countries are as weirded out about eating horses and such
13TreeWorks
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Goat ehh ..... yeah I could see that. I was searching google for a horse on a spit but that's the closest I could find.
Every one of your posts makes me gut laugh. Every one.
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