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Rent one of these. Bed, bathroom, and kitchen all in one. Get her there and vacation on the way back.

Nope, don’t touch the 401k! Work overtime, second job, sell plasma, whatever to buy a gun. When you get my age you will be glad you left the 401k alone.

We butchered our own livestock (pigs, lamb, chickens, beef). When I was a teenager my dad decided to butcher a heifer that was sterile. He got all the necessary tools in the truck and parked it under a large walnut tree. Tied the fence stretcher to a limb, the other end of it to a single tree...

My dad when questioning why I did something. Me: "I thought......" Dad: "You thought, when you should have been thinking!" Never made any sense to me. He was a mean ba$tard. Never gave advice but would always say: "I could have told you that was a mistake!" A lot of good it did me after the...

Get an AR15 in .300 Blackout, good for 200 yards and little recoil. https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-16-pistol-length-300aac-1-8-phosphate-13-5-lightweight-m-lok-moe-rifle.html or better yet: https://www.academy.com/p/savage-axis-ii-300-blackout-bolt-action-rifle Or check your local...

For a foundation, I would recommend shale. Then have a vibratory sheep foot to roll and pack it. Do it is lifts (layers) of 6-9 inches. Pack each lift with the sheep foot. My shop is on a slope and I had about 6' of shale brought in and packed down. I later went to install the sewer and water...

I used a similar valve when I added third function to the front of my loader. The third function allows me to operate the grapple (open and close). The new valve is located below the joy stick and allows me to switch to the back quick connects. I then use the same function to tilt the box blade...

Do like the lady from Coweta? Catoosa? did a few years ago. She set off 13 bug bombs at one time in her mobile home. She got to her car before a pilot light ignited the gas. It blew that trailer to pieces. She spent some time in the hospital and was questioned by the authorities about blowing up...

While in high school I worked for a farmer running an Alison 180 diesel tractor. Plowing and disking hundreds of acres. After high school I worked for him running a bull dozer. For many years after that, if I smelled fresh dirt I smelled diesel, even when there was no diesel present. It's funny...

A friend of mine took his dad here: http://www.blackmtnhunts.com/ They went a couple of times.

I have new gates and fence in the works. I am using the same hinge welded to a plate with 4 bolt holes. It will be bolted to another flat plate that has 4 tapped holes. That plate is welded to the post. I will add or remove shims between the plates to adjust for hinge sag.

Look! a new medical device to cure the lame! Haha!

I've been told that if you take a .44 Mag revolver to Alaska for brown bear defense to be sure to remove the front site...... So that after you empty the pistol and the bear takes it away from you.......it won't hurt so bad when it shoves it up your butt!

I picked up a used Grasshopper zero turn with Kubota diesel engine. 52” electric front deck and suspension seat. $3500 It’s a mowing beast, well built, easy to get to blades. It cut my mowing time in half!

I started out looking at a 30x40 then went to 40x60. I laid out on a drawing what I really needed and ended up buying a 40x75 with a 15x75 lean-to on each side. After the concrete was poured I walked around the slab and thought. "hmmmm....you know this looks small.....should have gone to a...

Collinsville has an indoor range and just heard about an indoor range in Dewey. I think there is an outdoor range near Ramona?

I carry a Springfield 1911 V-16 in .45 Super loaded with an 8rd mag and Buffalo Bore hard cast bullets. Cool set-up if you can find one.

My place had an inground pool and it was great until the kids quit helping keep it maintained. The liner needed replacing and one side wall needed rebuilt. I am now filling it with rocks that I pick up out of the pasture. When it gets filled with rocks, I am going to pour a pickle ball court and...

Busting the brush/weeds/briars into splintered tops helps kill it.