6 hours and 4 gallons of gas

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  1. bucksnbears

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    thats what it took to knock down 1/2 acre of super thick sweet clover.
    gave the old Craftsman rider a real workout.
    oats n turnips will be going in the ground in about a month.
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    Looking good brother
     
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    Getting to the hunt is half of the fun for sure.
     
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    It all pays off in the end.

    Lookin' good!!
     
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    Looks good man!
     
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    Looks great. Hopefully the hard work pays off!
     
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    nice job. Chalk one up for sears and roebuck
     
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    Should be a great plot. Hard work pays off!
     
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    Nice work.... looks great... good luck!!!! can't wait to see it finished and with a big buck kill pic on it!
     
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    That was a lot of work. Hopefully it pays dividends back.
     
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    put out a mineral lick and have been getting pics of quite a few buck.
    so far, this is the biggest.
    had a pounding rain and after it, i found quite a few indian arrowheads/pottery pieces and buffalo teeth . also a 1920 penny?
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