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Wyokid

09-18-2006 08:33:50

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Saw your wheat planting pics the other day-thought I'd slap mine up too. Finish drilling Sat. aft, kinda odd too be putting those seeds down in moist dirt. The black spot to the right of the tractor in the forward shot is my Canine GPS, border collie model. The offset and tracking kinda varies on what type of "sheep" jumps up. To her everything is a sheep and needs to be gathered up. Birds=flying sheep, cottontails=fasta$$ sheep, jackrabbits=fastera$$sheep, cats=sheep w/ sharp hooves and skunks=stinky sheep which for some reason require close range herding. Link http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m183/gsneesby/DSC00516.jpghttp://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m183/gsneesby/DSC00520.jpg

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Allan In NE

09-18-2006 08:58:16

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Re: Hey Allen-NE in reply to Wyokid, 09-18-2006 08:33:50

Hey Kid!

Where 'bouts are you?

And, where do ya park your planter at night? He, he.

You remind me of my neighbors. They can plant 80 acres before I can get my old chunker outfit lowered into the dirt. :>)

Allan

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Wyokid

09-18-2006 09:14:59

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Re: Hey Allen-NE in reply to Allan In NE, 09-18-2006 08:58:16

Located east of Cheyenne, little town of Carpenter. Drills have end transport, lower the wheels you see on the back, hook on the front and drive away. Unit is 30', most guys around here run 40s or 50s. How's your wheat lookin', what did you end up planting and what rate?

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Wyokid

09-18-2006 09:10:40

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Re: Hey Allen-NE in reply to Allan In NE, 09-18-2006 08:58:16

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Allan In NE

09-18-2006 09:34:40

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Re: Hey Allen-NE in reply to Wyokid, 09-18-2006 09:10:40

Wheat looks great; all up and field is covered now. Ended up with 77 lbs of Jagelene per acre.

Sure hope the moisture holds, 'cause that is plenty thick enough. :>)

Allan

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Wyokid

09-18-2006 10:52:39

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Re: Hey Allen-NE in reply to Allan In NE, 09-18-2006 09:34:40

Round here most people plant Buckskin, some Pronghorn (sister of Buckskin). Try to stay around 54 -60 lbs/acre on 12 or 14" rows. I remeber when I was a kid Dad planting 30#/a, anything more was a waste of seed. Had a liitle over 8" of moisture for the year, 'bout 31/2 below norm.

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Allan In NE

09-18-2006 09:36:19

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Re: Hey Allen-NE in reply to Allan In NE, 09-18-2006 09:34:40

Well, heck yes.

If I went out and climbed a tree, I could probably see your place from here. :>)

Allan

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williamf

09-18-2006 13:25:55

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Re: Hey Allen-NE in reply to Allan In NE, 09-18-2006 09:36:19

Y'all got a tree? I musta missed that picture.
Wm

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Don-Wi

09-18-2006 10:08:59

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Re: Hey Allen-NE in reply to Allan In NE, 09-18-2006 09:36:19

I got the email saing you replied to my post down below, and it shows it when I hit the link but it's not there when I click on it. What the heck did you say to get them so mad? somthing about the action shots???

Donovan from Wisconsin

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big jt

09-18-2006 08:53:35

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Re: Hey Allen-NE in reply to Wyokid, 09-18-2006 08:33:50

Thanks for the stories about your Black and White. We had a Border Collie in my later youth. When she was a pup she caught a Jack on the north 40. After that wa couldn't work up there without her walking every inch we drove.

Maybe I have missed it but it would be nice if kim had some lesson's posted about posting pix for us neophites.

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PIc #2

09-18-2006 08:43:29

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Re: Hey Allen-NE in reply to Wyokid, 09-18-2006 08:33:50

pic #2

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ChrisLSD

09-18-2006 08:42:18

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Re: Hey Allen-NE in reply to Wyokid, 09-18-2006 08:33:50

here u go

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Wyokid

09-18-2006 08:46:56

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Re: Hey Allen-NE in reply to ChrisLSD, 09-18-2006 08:42:18

Thanks Chris, never tried this before, obviously.

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