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Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX GTG (Next GTG 08/27/2016 ) Fort Scott, KS
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Hedgerow
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Locust?
Homelite410
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I thought you had leather skin?
WKEND LUMBERJAK
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Locust thorns from hell.
Morning Mike.
Morning Mike.
Morning midlanders.
From a tip I found the elusive 048 handle buffers on Chain-saw-r. And from another, a rim drive setup for the Poulan 3300.
From a tip I found the elusive 048 handle buffers on Chain-saw-r. And from another, a rim drive setup for the Poulan 3300.
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And you gotta love that sting! I say, I say, son there's poison in them thare needles!
Got a spring loaded injection from a young sapling one time right to the back center of my calf. Hurt like a beotch !!! Tlnext day it turned deep yellowish grey and had a ring around it about 6" diameter with bruising......I don't like em!
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I found a 72 Chevy 3/4 ton in useable shape gonna try to deal with the guy
Gonna put the cutlass up for sale ...... someone will want a hot rod
I picked this up last weekend the day before I left for TN. '97 F250, 460 BBF. Previous owner did a spring-over lift on it that I'm not real smart on, but I bought it cheap enough that I'll be able to do a little work on it. As long as I can afford to keep gas in the big hog, of course.
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Almost forgot......Morning folks. 
I don't know which can suck fuel faster, a big block Ford or Chebby.
One would think a BB vet would get 16-17 but no......
More like eleven.
Check with Jim for a parts truck. Has one with bad transmission, automatic if I remember right.
One would think a BB vet would get 16-17 but no......
More like eleven.
Check with Jim for a parts truck. Has one with bad transmission, automatic if I remember right.
srcarr52
We can't stop here, this is bat country.
I cut one of those down a few weekends ago and chopped it up and drug it into a pile to be burnt. Next time I think I'll just build a big fire under one and burn it standing.
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Hoskeys had one like that. It looked painful just to fell it.....
The west side of Elam Bend wildlife area is THICK with thorny locust where we used to deer hunt. Carried a tire plug kit in the truck, we did.
sunfish
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I had a 250 with 460 & 4:11 gears years ago. I could not afford to drive that thing and sold it a few months later.
sunfish
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Matt, we got plenty of them Honey Locus here, wanta come over and cut a bunch? They are free...
Hedgerow
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Gotta pass...
There's a bunch of em here..
And they seem to be quite prolific.
We're just keeping them at bay..
Hedgerow
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The tomato plants been productive this year. Who'd a thought planting in July would be the ticket.
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I wish I had a few more of them here. I have a couple with the tops busted out that I'm gonna cut for fence posts, but I wish I had a few more in the 8" - 10" diameter range or just a bit bigger. All my other healthy ones are too small.
sunfish
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Those are nice, Matt! Our tomato plants stopped producing a month ago, but we had a bumper crop this year.
Hedgerow
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If you use a honey locust for a post, it'll rot fast.
It's the Black Locust that last like Hedge in the ground. You may have the Black locust trees up there?
This is a Honey Locust.
