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3 hours ago, Powered by IH said:

jeepers I hope that wasn't you...

No

I would have used real chain for the safety chains and looped under and hooked the brakes and lights up 🤣  

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Posted
4 hours ago, td9inidaho said:

If that was gravel, A+ on spreading 😂. Feeding trough at no extra expense 

 

Gonna be a lot of tenderized venison when the next train comes through.

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Posted
11 hours ago, jeeper61 said:

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Wish I had a picture of the tracks by my place up north, the line hauls taconite pellets down to the Two Harbors ore docks. In the past a bit of chopped straw was thrown in the bottoms of the rail cars to seal the doors, but that was deemed too expensive, now they just let them leak. There's a stockpile about a 1/2 mile away where they dump cleanup, it has to be 50' high and a couple hundred yards long.

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Posted
19 hours ago, td9inidaho said:

If that was gravel, A+ on spreading 😂. Feeding trough at no extra expense 

 

That is an out of the box idea for reducing the deer population 

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Posted
21 hours ago, JaredT said:

That is an out of the box idea for reducing the deer population 

I would welcome that here. Our deer population is out of control. 

If i could i would kill every last one , 

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Posted
1 hour ago, lorenzo said:

I would welcome that here. Our deer population is out of control. 

If i could i would kill every last one , 

Doing my part, I hit number 15 with a vehicle about a month ago.

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Posted
11 hours ago, JaredT said:

Doing my part, I hit number 15 with a vehicle about a month ago.

You have me beat!! I’ve only got 6, but I don’t think that the cavalier can take many more. I pulled out the fender, drilled some holes in it and wired the bumper back on. The hood is holding the headlight in place, too.

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Posted
1 hour ago, Alan Dinan said:

You have me beat!! I’ve only got 6, but I don’t think that the cavalier can take many more. I pulled out the fender, drilled some holes in it and wired the bumper back on. The hood is holding the headlight in place, too.

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Another of the many advantages to driving a beater as a daily.

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Posted

There was one locally popped the hood on a 2 year old explorer, wrapped it back and bent the a pillars and roof, totalled it with 30k ish miles.  I dont mind driving larger vehicles and buying a little more fuel for the added protection just because of hitting deer.

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Posted

We have a lot of deer but we also have a ton of traffic,it doesn't take long to weed the dumb ones out,survival of the fittest i guess.

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Posted
12 hours ago, lorenzo said:

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There was a guy that used a motorcycle as a parts running vehicle, seen him strap dozer cutting edges to the rear of his Road King once.

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