callmefence
Keyboard cowboy
That's not supposed to be there.
Well that's no good...
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Silver
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It doesn't even look like the tire is flat. If so I'd say you got pretty lucky.
Somebody might be pretty happy to get a big chunk of their cultivator back. I lost a coulter off my plow a few years ago and I'm still waiting for the inevitable disaster.
Somebody might be pretty happy to get a big chunk of their cultivator back. I lost a coulter off my plow a few years ago and I'm still waiting for the inevitable disaster.
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callmefence
Keyboard cowboy
Your right the tire survived. I have to use a tpost to pry the thing off. Very lucky
Ouachita
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Put that with your spearpoint collection
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callmefence
Keyboard cowboy
Keep a few in the truck in case I need a prybar. You don't??Were on earth did you come up with a tpost
kenny thomas
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Over the years I have lost a lot of hay Tedder and hay rake teeth but have only found 1 or 2 of them.
50/50Farms
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I used to collect broken hay rake teeth to throw at stuff.
Silver
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I'm actually better at getting things stuck in tractor tires that were lost by others. Deer and elk in particular although it's been a few years. Maybe they are making tires better, or those underbites are affecting the quality of the the antlers these days.
kenny thomas
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I worked in forestry for 38 years and have farmed all my life and all I have found are 3 deer horns.
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callmefence
Keyboard cowboy
I found that many in just tires last year
Silver
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Wow, that's hard to imagine. Right now every day at feeding time we need to be on high alert for freshly dropped antlers.
Travlr
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How much do you get for sheds in the far north?
Maybe having wolves and bears around to decimate the deer and moose populations is not a bad thing.
I find them all the time and end up using them as "yard art" around the house.
GoWyo
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It's the right color. Was it yours?
chevytaHOE5674
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Thankfully our deer migrate to "deer yards" where there is less snow and more thermal cover and forage for them to eat. So they drop their antlers someplace else far from the farm. I haven't see a deer track here in 3 months.
Silver
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I have never sold them. Seems to me several years ago pre BSE (they closed the border to antlers because of BSE) that good #1 antlers would get $10+ per lb.
A couple of years ago I had three flats from antlers in the same area of one field. Had to replace one swather tire that was on it's way out anyway.
