sageprice wrote:daaswampman wrote:Are you GardeningAre you Sewing?Are you Mending?Are you Building?Are you Frugal?Are you Aware of what is really important in your life?The above list is a start, but can you do them? I would start with an honest ass…
I would not ever feed my dog dog food. We eat the same food. Case closed!Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Wed Feb 21, 2018 9:35 pm
I would not ever feed my dog dog food. We eat the same food. Case closed!Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Wed Feb 21, 2018 9:35 pm
We have had hundreds of goats. Icefire knows her goats and knows how to take care of them.Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Sun Feb 11, 2018 9:25 pm
If you don’t like it, try pasteurizing it. 6 minutes per gallon in the microwave and it should taste better than cows milk. Its good stuff!Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Fri Feb 09, 2018 10:28 pm
Cows are better, we fed tooo much protein to the goats early and they had 15 lb kids which killed about 15 mothers and kids. But we learn as we go. Dont feed grain to mama goats till just before they kid.Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Wed Feb 07, 201…
The old timers worked harder than we do today! We keep about 500 jars of something.We just butchered a 1000 lb beef.Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Mon Feb 05, 2018 9:10 pm
Straydog wrote:ForwardPreppers wrote:I am on an Apple running Safari and have never seen this. FPI’m on an iPad but have been getting it in 2 browsers. If I manually type in http://americanpreppersnetwork.net I can normally get in most of the time.I t…
Get rid of watchdog or I am gone.Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Thu Feb 01, 2018 8:29 am
When we bought our first 40 acres, the next thing we bought was a drill rig. I was lucky that I had married a witch. She can find water. We later bought 2 more 40s and she found good water on them.Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Thu Feb 01, 2018 8:04 a…
We spent too much time being young! I would want everything done my way. It has worked so far!Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Sat Jan 20, 2018 8:11 am
Welcome to the site and THANK YOU for your service.Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Thu Jan 18, 2018 7:49 am
John Galt 1 wrote:From what I understand about Conex boxes they are pretty weal except at the lift points. To bury one you need tp add a lot of internal bracing to handle the weight of the dirt.Yep, they are not much!Statistics: Posted by JoyDog …
Say Dirk,Isn’t it great the Bundys are gaining ground?Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Mon Jan 08, 2018 2:37 pm
We have propane fired livestock water tank heaters. They work great.Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Mon Jan 08, 2018 2:31 pm
Bring it on ! We are still waiting!Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Sun Jan 07, 2018 9:35 pm
Cast Iron wrote:I do understand if you live in the deep south and this kind of weather is a once in a decade event. But for everyone else, really, you should have on hand alternative methods of heating and cooking as a general prep. What if the grid…
We wouldnt worry about it!Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Wed Jan 03, 2018 11:26 pm
John Galt 1 wrote:Jeff’s problem was that he was mildly schizophrenic. He had worked for the National Park service for 14 years and they provided uniforms (little clothing costs) and lodging including much of his food. Since he was so anti-…
John Galt 1 wrote:JoyDog wrote:How do we find people kike this?People like what? who know about power production or hermits? As far as the hermits go Jeff was on his bike and just swing by my shop for some water.The hermit! Everyone we meet wa…
Illini Warrior wrote:JoyDog wrote:The coyotes get the good dogs in the neighborhood. The owls get the house cats. We have huge owls. I started shooting my 243 this summer and have got 2 coyotes and a bob cat off the front porch. Wish I could hit the o…
A coyote will come in and start playing with even a big dog, then when the dog starts chasing the coyote, the coyote will lead the dog back into the brush where the rest of the pack is waiting. They even kill pit bulls and rottweilers. We had a pack r…
The coyotes get the good dogs in the neighborhood. The owls get the house cats. We have huge owls. I started shooting my 243 this summer and have got 2 coyotes and a bob cat off the front porch. Wish I could hit the owls in the dark.Statistics: Posted…
We own our own drill rig. We have drilled 5 wells around 400 ft. We have water but no gas. We have neighbors that have drilled 400 ft and have gas but no water.Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Sat Dec 02, 2017 8:45 pm
We own our own drill rig. We have drilled 5 wells around 400 ft. We have water but no gas. We have neighbors that have drilled 400 ft and have gas but no water.Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Sat Dec 02, 2017 8:45 pm
If you need a cow to take a strange calf, smear a little on the cows nose and she wont know that it is not her calf.Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Sat Dec 02, 2017 8:32 pm
Be sure to keep the times and dates right as we have been to court with cams and the data has to be right. We won!Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Thu Nov 30, 2017 9:38 pm
How do we find people kike this?Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Thu Nov 30, 2017 9:28 pm
IceFire wrote:The "bucket" of a front-end loader on a tractor works well for transporting a large animal like a hog or steer from the kill site to the site where the rest of the work will be done.We use a fork lift and use our backhoe bucket…
PatrioticStabilist wrote:Younger folks will need these. Condoms and birth control,very very important.And us older folks may need some of those little blue pills. You know Aleve!Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Sun Nov 19, 2017 8:44 am
I will kill and process a beef for me, my wife, and dog in the next week or so. My wife and dog are the best helpers I will find. If anybody wants to get involved, let us know.Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Sat Nov 18, 2017 9:04 pm
Bring it on! I am getting tired of the snow flakes!Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Mon Oct 30, 2017 8:16 pm
Bring it on! I am getting tired of the snow flakes!Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Mon Oct 30, 2017 8:16 pm
If you use gasoline, diesel, propane,wood,or any other source of power you are still on a grid.
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Well for that, particularly the lions and bears, I would go with something along the lines of a .30 06[/quote]
A couple years ago I killed a bear on our front step with a .223. He was looking through the sliding glass door at our granddaughters.[/quote]
What kind? A black bear? Or one of those big brown bears?[/quote]
He was a black bear. A .223 will kill most things if you hit them in the right place. I use a .243 a lot of the time. I havent shot a big gun in years.
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Photon Guy wrote:JoyDog wrote:I have not ever shot at anyone, but I use guns daily. I have to protect my farm and animals. I dont think martial arts would help me at all. We have bear, coyotes, bobcat, rabbits, lion, and other small animals that threaten our life.Well for that, particularly the lions and bears, I would go with something along the lines of a .30 06
A couple years ago I killed a bear on our front step with a .223. He was looking through the sliding glass door at our granddaughters.
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Photon Guy wrote:JoyDog wrote:I have not ever shot at anyone, but I use guns daily. I have to protect my farm and animals. I dont think martial arts would help me at all. We have bear, coyotes, bobcat, rabbits, lion, and other small animals that threaten our life.Well for that, particularly the lions and bears, I would go with something along the lines of a .30 06
A couple years ago I killed a bear on our front step with a .223. He was looking through the sliding glass door at our granddaughters.
Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Thu Sep 21, 2017 6:48 am
I have not ever shot at anyone, but I use guns daily. I have to protect my farm and animals. I dont think martial arts would help me at all. We have bear, coyotes, bobcat, rabbits, lion, and other small animals that threaten our life.
Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Wed Sep 20, 2017 9:03 pm
A Kelly True temper is the best ax ever made. A 3 lb double bit is my choice.
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Then dont buy wheat. Corn makes very good cornbread.
Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Tue Apr 18, 2017 8:32 pm
Then dont buy wheat. Corn makes very good cornbread.
Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Tue Apr 18, 2017 8:32 pm
Just killed a coyote with mine this morning. Great gun!
Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Fri Mar 03, 2017 3:00 pm
I have owned one for 30+ years. Never had a problem!
Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Mon Feb 20, 2017 9:23 pm
I have owned one for 30+ years. Never had a problem!
Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Mon Feb 20, 2017 9:23 pm
We have 6 inch concrete walls in our house and a 200ft deep storm drain behind it. I think we will just stay home!
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