Bought a small parcel of land
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Nice Don Except you are getting closer to me. I am almost in range of a 7mm ricochet. Welcome to the neighborhood
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I'm rounding up a few bears to send myself. They're free, too, but maybe I can get forum members to chip in on the shipping.awshucks wrote:Can't see any rocks? You need lot's of rocks! They are great for stumbling over in the dark and breaking arrows, lol. I happen to have a few extra for free.
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NICE!! Looks like a great honey hole for huntin
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Looks like the perfect place for a future Meet 'n' Greet and Excalibur Funshoot!
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Boo,
Your new property is very similar to what I purchased in Mississippi 12 years ago - long and narrow. We planted our property in sections of pine and government subsidized hard wood. Now 12 years later, we live with a nice healthy forest growing around us.
From your image, I see that there is a similar piece of open land next to your property. When we purchased our 20 acres, we had a similar piece of land next to us that we could have purchased for the same price, but we chose not to. Because, as former city dwellers, we thought that 20 acres was huge, we would be protected in our own little sanctum sanctorum and we had more than we would ever need.
That was a bad-bad-bad decision. As the years passed, we found out how small 20 acres in the country really is. Three years ago, a developer purchased our adjourning 20 acres and has started building up-market houses.
In hindsight, we kick ourselves every day for not purchasing the adjourning 20 acres and building our ihome n the geographic center so that we would have a reasonable buffer to shield us from what the future might bring.
Your new property is very similar to what I purchased in Mississippi 12 years ago - long and narrow. We planted our property in sections of pine and government subsidized hard wood. Now 12 years later, we live with a nice healthy forest growing around us.
From your image, I see that there is a similar piece of open land next to your property. When we purchased our 20 acres, we had a similar piece of land next to us that we could have purchased for the same price, but we chose not to. Because, as former city dwellers, we thought that 20 acres was huge, we would be protected in our own little sanctum sanctorum and we had more than we would ever need.
That was a bad-bad-bad decision. As the years passed, we found out how small 20 acres in the country really is. Three years ago, a developer purchased our adjourning 20 acres and has started building up-market houses.
In hindsight, we kick ourselves every day for not purchasing the adjourning 20 acres and building our ihome n the geographic center so that we would have a reasonable buffer to shield us from what the future might bring.
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The lot to the west of us was just bought by a near by farmer that owns several hundred acres. He's given us permission to hunt all of his land for the past 5 years for the price of a box of cookies a year! I think I'll let him have the back 10 acres to use for free as long as it's something that deer, turkey and waterfowl likeMeat Hunter wrote:Boo,
Your new property is very similar to what I purchased in Mississippi 12 years ago - long and narrow. We planted our property in sections of pine and government subsidized hard wood. Now 12 years later, we live with a nice healthy forest growing around us.
From your image, I see that there is a similar piece of open land next to your property. When we purchased our 20 acres, we had a similar piece of land next to us that we could have purchased for the same price, but we chose not to. Because, as former city dwellers, we thought that 20 acres was huge, we would be protected in our own little sanctum sanctorum and we had more than we would ever need.
That was a bad-bad-bad decision. As the years passed, we found out how small 20 acres in the country really is. Three years ago, a developer purchased our adjourning 20 acres and has started building up-market houses.
In hindsight, we kick ourselves every day for not purchasing the adjourning 20 acres and building our ihome n the geographic center so that we would have a reasonable buffer to shield us from what the future might bring.
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Sounds like a piece of heaven! CONGRATS, Don!!!!!!!!
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Is there going to be a bunk house for all us dedicated Boo String Shooter's?
I can picture it now a nice home out front and a garage out back twice the size of the house for BMW's & Crossbows
Sounds like a great plan Boo keep us posted as it comes together.If you need any help I am not much of a carpenter but could help rid the land of a few Deer and Turkeys for you.
I can picture it now a nice home out front and a garage out back twice the size of the house for BMW's & Crossbows
Sounds like a great plan Boo keep us posted as it comes together.If you need any help I am not much of a carpenter but could help rid the land of a few Deer and Turkeys for you.
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awshucks wrote:Can't see any rocks? You need lot's of rocks! They are great for stumbling over in the dark and breaking arrows, lol. I happen to have a few extra for free.
Congrats!!
UMMMMMMMMM ......... as well as rolling over ATV's and breaking a very nice Relayer Y25.
Good job Boo ......... hope you get to enjoy it and have fun
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Excellent Boo!! I'm glad you got a nice package for later on. They will become harder and harder to get.
Congrats!! You deserve a nice place!
Congrats!! You deserve a nice place!
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The deal closes at the end of the month. I'll have to christen it with some crow blood on the first day! I have ordered some minerals and food plot seed already!
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I am willing to help awshucks deliver a truck n trailer load of Ark. & Ozark Mo rocks r us to you Boo! What size do you need regular soccer ball size or our Boulder Specials ?
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Congrats Don. It's a great feeling to work on my land. I have only 10 acres but larger pieces all around me that are managed, most of which I can hunt. But watching the wildlife on my own is really a rush.
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