Ever used a DR Power Field and Brush Mower?

Omg I remember blackberry wine and elderberry and strawberry wine

My grandmother got too much sugar in strawberry wine one year. It tasted like sweet champagne. I got in trouble with the cousins over stealing bottles of that and drinking in the hay loft on rainy days more than once

 

I'm the same way, I'm artistically inclined. Nothing to be ashamed about, everybody has different talents, thats why I'm getting a new one. A friend told me Mahindra has a 5 year bumper to bumper warranty, maybe Kubota has something similar.

 

Dandelion wine anyone?

 

Surely u can get better attachments than bumpers....
;p

 

Are you sure?

 

My mistake, I figured you to be 110 lbs and about 5'2".

 

Yeah typical computer geek!
Prolly still lives in his Mum's basement..

 

Wut? No recipe?

I have tried to make dandelion wine a couple of times. Completely failed. .. I just don't have the knack for it

 

I never knew that. Is that common for all bears? drunk bears..

 

I've seen deer drunk on fermented apples more than a few times. One party of does, couldn't even stand up. I watch those drunken hussies for hours, waiting for the club bouncer to show up.

 

I'm looking for a lady aboot this size....

 

Not exactly...i WORK out of my passed on moms trailer....but I live in a house on the other side of the driveway...
With any luck and s'more hard work and saving.....I won't retire broke like some of the members on this forum.

 

Some of the comments on the fermented fruit reminded me of a of a neighbor back when I was a kid. He lived on the shore of the St. Joe river in north Idaho. Out in front of his house was a small bay where the ducks and geese would raft up and feed along the shoreline. Buddy would put out fermented corn and wait until the foul were wobbling around and showing signs of drunkenness. Then he would go out in his canoe and scoop them up with a fish net. It worked well for a while but he eventually got caught by the fish & game.

 

Strange how that happens, the fine line between broadcasting seed to have an oat field for deer later in the season v throwing seed along side a dirt road on a ranch to attract quail for the next time you walk down that road

HK

 

Who knew you can't grow salt blocks?.....