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What is everyone’s opinion on aging a horse by their teeth? I have always been told different things by different people. Some people I’m close to say that it is decently accurate and others say it’s not at all. I have a gelding who’s past is pretty unclear. I got him almost 8 years ago as a 12...

Hi - we have a bit of a rabbit problem as a result of neighbouring housing developments driving them onto our grounds. My husband shoots but some areas of oir grounds are not appropriate to shoot in. Looking for ferreters near to East Renfrewshire to get in touch. Thanks

Hey everyone I have been on a body recomposition plan for the last 16 months. Lost 80lbs and had a fantastic result. Now I’m onto the bulk phase for about 2 months. The issue I’m having is feeling extremely sleepy and tired all the time. My diet is on point I’m eating 6.5oz of protein 5 times...

Hey, I live in Vermont where you cannot bait bears. I don't have access to dogs, and I was interested in calling bears. Last year, I got lucky with a good little bear, but I aimed too high, and never found him after finding pinpricks of blood 450-500 yards later. Anything on how to call in bears?

Hello I have a fig tree, a pomegranate tree and a tangerine tree in my yard. The fig tree grows sweet figs, but the other two grow sour products. Is there anything I can do to make the other two trees produce sweeter results? Thanks in advance

I got my new puppy Delta’s ears cropped 7/17/20. My first cropping experience with my dog Vinny was a breeze, styrofoam cup while stitches were in for 7 days and then up in posts. This time it’s a bit different, the vet put the cropped ears up on the styrofoam cup and that was up for 14 days and...

Ok gang, the wife and I are looking to do a quick couple day hunt and tent camping expedition sometime towards the latter part of sept or mid October. Kinda wanting to stay on western side of state due to less travel time for us. This will be our 1st time going up to Kentucky so I’m not...

What are some good ways to establish paths through an overgrown garden? There are sections of the garden that are almost inaccessible due to overgrown paths currently. Relatedly, could I use a roto-tiller to help establish such a path? Would that be better at a different time of year?