Fence Posts.

[justusnak]

We drove 6 inch nails in, then bent them over. Guess I should have taken a pic of that too. Ooops. So looks good!?? I sure hope this fence lasts longet than me!

 

[Tallman]

We drove 6 inch nails in, then bent them over. Guess I should have taken a pic of that too. Ooops. So looks good!?? I sure hope this fence lasts longet than me!

 

[justusnak]

Tallman, thanks. I guess I second guess myself ALOT...and just need a little "attagirl" once in a while.

 

[patandchickens]

Lookin' good!

And may I say, WOW, that's a lot of grass. I've almost forgotten what the seasons are like down there Ours has shot up in the last few days but none will be even remotely worth mowing for a week or two.

Have fun,

Pat

 

[justusnak]

Thanks Pat. Oh, we finally got to mow yesterday and today. The church across the road has mowed 3 times already!!Ours was...to say the least..almost Baleable! ( Is that a word? LOL) I wish I could find a Baler for my lawn mower....wow, I could save some money!

 

[patandchickens]

Thanks Pat. Oh, we finally got to mow yesterday and today. The church across the road has mowed 3 times already!!Ours was...to say the least..almost Baleable! ( Is that a word? LOL) I wish I could find a Baler for my lawn mower....wow, I could save some money!

You *can* make lawn hay, you know Leave it on the lawn long enough to dry completely (is weather-dependant, Nature does not always cooperate) and then rake up and store somewhere *very dry* in stacks on pallets or in burlap (real burlap) bags. I wouldn't feed it to horses or anything else that could choke or get impacted if it's from mowing a shortish lawn, but you could probably use it for chickens, and certainly longer stuff, cut with a weed-whacker, is usable. The key is getting it really seriously dry and staying that way in storage.

Pat

 

[justusnak]

Sooooooooo, I could use it for the sheep!?? Ohhh, that would be GOOD!

 

[justusnak]

I cant believe it......WE ARE DONE!! WOOHOO, come home little sheepies!!

 

[Beekissed]

That's so preeeetttttyyyy! Congratulations!!!


How many inches between the bars on that gate? Might want to fasten a piece of woven wire onto that as lambs are slick as a whistle for slipping out!

 

[Tallman]