Beautiful place how many total acres do you have?

I’m trying to catch armadillo and it’s right by the hole in a ginormous military ginormous

Hey Steve!1 How are you doing?/ I was wondering when are you going to plant your fall food plots this year?? I am pretty close to you in Georgia!!! Give me a shout! Thanks!!1

These eat up your steel way too fast and you can’t hold a perfect angle going side to side. I stopped using them.

Both germinated at the same rate? I’ve read tractor supply was only about half germination rate.

Best get to work Jamal - 👴

Can you send me dimensions on all the parts for the base?

Any luck just broadcasting without tilling? I just tried it recently. Had some rain before and the day I planted. I put down double the rate.

Stringing barb wire around the top to increase effective height seems a recipe for spaghetti. Panicking animals will ignore barriers that hurt, ever noticed how they smack directly into trap perimeters at full speed. Repetitively? Pork is best shredded once dead. For top wires plain wire will work just as well without the additional injuries. Strung around the inside of the T posts will provide some barrier. Using the holes might destabilise the rigidity of the trap as the leverage of a big pig on top of the posts will be significant. Tie backs would prevent that. It might also be prudent to string vertical wires from the panel mesh top to the upper wires or have rigid wire etc. spacers to reduce the chance of pig squeezing between those top wires. These modification ideas would need testing to check validity, and altered where necessary.

How about a video that connects 110 to a trail cam

What size materials for the base

If the trailcam makers had half a brain they would chuck all those AA batteries and use 18650 lithium cells which all have 3.7volts each, last WAY longer than an AA. ALSO wire it so that whenever external power is used it DOES NOT power the cam, but charged the 18650 batteries. BUT we wouldnt want to break up the poker game the cam engineers have going in the backroom. !

What front/rear shock assembly would you recommend? I’m interested in fabricating a similar setup with my ezgo txt

Sorry if this has already been asked and answered and I missed it, but what purpose does the 12v regulator serve? Or what would be the consequence if it wasn't used?

Velcro at the bottom of box and bottom of battery works really well to keep battery secure! Just a little DYI tip ! Love your videos! Thank you so much !

I just wanted to tell you that I just built my charging station like yours! Thank you so much for the video are you still using yours the same way ?

You still running these setups?

What brand is the seat covers

What brand is the seat covers

I purchased this system at a Woodworking Show, in the early 1980s. I purchased a newer wheel set about 1993. It was no better than the 1st. I've had the systems mounted on two different speed grinder motors. I used it for TEN YEARS! IT IS NOT the best sharpening system. The learning curve is utterly discouraging for most purchasers. YES, you can make a really sharp knife. Yes you can totally ruin a nice knife too. I for one, moved on. I have MULTIPLE sharpening systems that are WAY MORE REPEATABLE and easily achieve just as sharp results. I still have the kit, which are setting unused in the bottom drawer of my tool box. I've loaned it to several friends, The ALL were discouraged, not that they couldn't get repeatable results! THIS SYSTEM is a bad recommendation for the average home sharpener. IF it's so darn good, why don't culinary professionals have one in every kitchen. Answer: it NOT repeatable for the average user. AND, YES, I trued my wheels to the Nth degree. Made little difference in results. I'm at least 30 years older than you, and have MUCH more experience. So, believe me or not.... YOU SHOULDN'T have to monkey around to get good repeatable results...

Great video can you send me the part number for the solar panel you used

Great job. Here in Australia we have a woven mesh wire similar to chicken wire, but made from 2mm (1/12”) wire. Here it’s called Wallaby Wire, and comes in widths from 30cm to 2m (1 to 6’). You could overlay it on your cattle panels, if something similar is available in USA. It would keep all the bastards in the trap. Cheers from Tasmania

I can’t decide between this and the woksharp Ken onion. Does this work on hard super steels?

I'm not sure what I did wrong. I had an area cleared in Southern West Virginia. I limed it real good. Put down black hawk arrow leaf clover in the Spring and it came up almost immediately and but just stopped growing. It's June now and it's only 6 inches tall. Any help would be much appreciated.

On the rear suspension bars for the four link did you buy a kit? If so where from?

Great video, thank you. For calibration, Blue Lab recommends first cal to be in the pH 7.0 solution, followed by pH 4.0.

when is hot it mean what is happening

Bud you have some of the best vids thanks again for sharing

Thanks for sharing another great idea 👍🏻

What was the final measurements for the frame for the barrel

Question: any hogs in your area? Ever have problems hogs knocking the feeder over? Thinking of building one of these but there are a lot of hogs in my area wondering if it will be sturdy enough ….lot of big pigs around here Thanks in advance

Here in Southwest Missouri- I'm prepping some ground for a plot. Moving forward, I'm thinking I'll plant BWheat mid-June, then mow & rake it mid-August. At that point, my plan is to broadcast and aerate oats, ladino clover, and cereal rye into what I'm hoping becomes a real "honey-hole". I would appreciate your thoughts regarding my plan!!!

If you place heavy duty wire mesh fencing on the inside of the cattle panels it would prevent losses. We use a mesh here in Tasmania called wallaby wire (to fence out wallabies and kangaroos) that is a woven wire similar to chicken wire, but is made from 3mm (1/8”) wire with holes around 30mm (1 1/4” across) and comes in various heights to 2m (6’) high. It would need to be clipped onto your solid panels at each post, but is incredibly strong, and NOTHING will get out!

Hey HH! Great videos, i ran across your "Tesla Powered, Hunter Golf Cart" video and now im watching this video... curious question > Would you use this ROYPOW lithium battery set up on your Hunter Cart or would you keep the BigBattery 48v lithium battery set You installed originally? I just recently got my hands on a 48v- EZ-GO - Pecedent golf cart, and it needs some upgrades > your videos are SPOT ON!! Let me know. Thanks!! Cheers !

Duuudde!! Just ran across your account, what a set up!! Thanks for all the information. Great explanation and again. REALLY NICE SET UP!

I guess if you are trying to sharpen something that hasn't been heat treated. So anything that is not a knife. This is kind of useful. For all 6 of those people.

I have implemented the clay peas to our plots the past 3 years, we want to try the Arrow leaf clover this fall. Could you give a time frame when the clover are planted and the transition to clays. Thanks

Can you please put complete build link again? This one dont work any more for me

My husband got two big ones last night.

What size tires are you running and do you what size lift you have

Can you do an update to see how it held up?

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Would you recommend a setup like this for a twin motor bad boy buggy

The squirrels are thanking you for the free meal. They'll cut a hole in that.

awesome video thanks so much.

The bar removes the swing which removes the ability to reduce impact. 2-3' distance would be the best of both.

Underated! Love this type of stuff keep it up

The problem with catching the Armadillo in a live trap; is that the trap door falls on its tail, and the sucker backs out of the trap.

They’re overpriced, but I guess worth it if you don’t want to or know how to diy. Their expensive version is $2,300+ for 5.3kWh battery kit. I know you can get 1kWh batteries for close to $100 each so they’re charging $1,000+ for the convenience.

I use a 1x30 belt sander followed by a paper wheel from Grizzly on my bench grinder. Works quite similarly! It’s incredible how fast you can get a razor edge. Way quicker than these complicated jigs and fixtures and clamps with rods and six levels of stones. Or whetstones. I can’t believe the time and energy people put in to sharpening. I had an Edge Pro before I knew better. What a PIA production to break that out and use it!