Jon, I didn't leave you guys, just been incredibly busy the last year. Worked all week, drove truck all weekend, hauled stuff down south in the fall for a few weekends in a row, then worked on equipment/farm stuff at night after the family goes to bed, still doing that currently. It's not like I set and watch the road all day, but hadn't noticed you on your way to the stockyards lately. We used to farm a little field for Jeff, then he wanted to try it for a couple years, now he converted it to a deer hunting haven lol. I luckily had some big timber projects the last couple years, and by doing the cleanups on them, I've acquired about 3 years worth of wood ahead of time, and probably another 3 years stacked in piles off the ground in the woods so I luckily don't have to go mess around while it's wet right now. I heat my house and shop with wood, and I enjoy cutting wood, but I don't enjoy slipping around in the mud which is pretty much everywhere, so I'll just wait for it to freeze.
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