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Lol ill keep an eye out if I'm out there what day and time are u gonna be up?

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Depending on how everything goes with the drive out a few of us should be on the dunes this afternoon and most of the day tomorrow. Sunday is always up in the air because people usually end up heading home after breakfast.

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Depending on how everything goes with the drive out a few of us should be on the dunes this afternoon and most of the day tomorrow. Sunday is always up in the air because people usually end up heading home after breakfast.

 

 

Sunday's are always up in the air for me too, usually because most of the toy's are broken by Saturday afternoon

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Depending on how everything goes with the drive out a few of us should be on the dunes this afternoon and most of the day tomorrow. Sunday is always up in the air because people usually end up heading home after breakfast.

 

 

Sunday's are always up in the air for me too, usually because most of the toy's are broken by Saturday afternoon

 

 

 

More often than not Sundays are up in the air with this crew because of the stuff that goes on Saturday night. :lol:

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just remember theyve been asking for vouchers and those change every year, and 7pm is the cut off time where you dont need em im thinking about heading out there this afternoon im just feeling lazy about airing my tires down

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Got a call at 5 AM because one of the pigs was in labor. So i had to go help deliver them. 9 total, one was stillborn.

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Chris, got some good looking Hamps there, do you raise them commercially or as a side business? :jester:

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Chris, got some good looking Hamps there, do you raise them commercially or as a side business? :jester:

My little cousin raises them for the county fair. I used to do it when I was younger. I preferred durocs. What doesn't get used for fair get bred, auctioned, or slaughtered. I haven't bought pork in forever

 

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Picked up a new freezer to store milk and meat haha

 

Even used the man step, worked out good with my bad knee

 

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Nice pic of the truck leaving work today

 

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Ryan

 

 

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Signed the lease on the new house so the move is on. Already taken a trailer load to the new house. Truck will be well abused the next couple of days.

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As the crow flies, about 3 miles, more like 8 with the way the roads were laid out. Current house has been way too problematic last couple of years.

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I got mine for tomorrow (today :lol:). Friday was my first time driving the dunes, I've always been a passenger in the past. Got stuck and nearly put a tree into the bed but with some careful winching and pulling I got out with a scratch on the door from a bush that will buff out. Didn't have the balls to try test, I took crap all night for that. :lol:

 

 

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LOL how in the hell did you get stuck lmao

 

Climbing a hill with not enough speed and as I lost traction the truck slid toward a tree.

 

 

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