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It doesn't matter what the papers say, every hound don't hunt.

Yes, we work in KY all the time. :D

Ha! Thanks guys. It was a lot of fun filming all of it.

Hate to hear that Ky Hills. Prayers for your family.

Daddy was a preacher in a church full of old outlaws I've got about as much fear of Satan as I have of Santa Claus. I've read the Revalations I'm not worried in the least I've got three 6 packs of Old Milwaukee and the number of the beast

Is this a Star Wars themed party?

Happy birthday!

Glad it wasn’t worse Ken.

Canoes are plenty of fun, but I disagree with the rest of your statement. My first boat was a 60 footer, and made money after playing with it for 4 years. Current boat is bigger, and brings lots of joy to our family and friends. It is also used quite a bit for business, so as long as we keep...

That’s exactly what I did.

The last rental we bought was $295k. Gross rents $7,350/month. 17 units total, and averaging one vacancy. Not much of an appreciable asset in its location, but pretty steady paycheck.

I had a beach house and cows when I was 35, and I ain't ever had a million bucks. Of course, the beach was on the Eel river, and the cows were MexicanXLonghorn, but there was a beach and cows.

Lol

The only contractors that think they are unaffordable, are the ones that don’t have one.

Have used steel for 15 years or so, and still use wood. Really not all that much changed except the price point. I do agree that galvanized pipe is the way forward.

Lol. But we could probably get a single lady or two stuffed in the shipment for ya! Getting cheaper all the time!

Not even close to 6 figures. About half that. Sold an identical one to the one in the video to a rancher in OK that we'll be delivering along with about 20 miles of fence wire the end of this month. He realizes the benefits of efficiency and quality, and has several years of fencing to get...

Good thing I’m working more than one week a year!

I’ve always treated clearing and fencing as two different jobs. I can take out old fence with a tracked driver, and push light brush out with the front blade. A big clearing job, and I’m taking my skid steer for sure. Good thing is, it fits right on with the driver, so no extra trip involved...

Well, I feel like I keep it even simpler. I load one machine on a trailer with materials, and off I go. Hit rock? Drill it. Need to weld? No problem. Need to drive posts? Handled. Need to stretch wire? Done. I still get a couple miles a week built, and rarely have any help. If I ever said...