Gonna be posting a video shortly. The time is correct but the date is wrong, apparently I lost a month somewhere. lol

Here are the notables while watching.

Video 28 - Time 7:06
Video 38 - Time 7:58 (Has been working the stick the whole time between 28 and 38)
Video 39 - Time 8:56 (Almost an hour in between triggering the camera)
Video 40 - Time 10:54 (2 hours between triggers)
Video 41 - Time 12:46 (Almost another 2 hours between triggers)
Video 47 - Time 12:58 (Was pretty busy between triggers 42,43,44,45,46,47)
Video 48 - Time 2:30 (an Hour and a half between triggers)

Yeah I have the electric motor, but I also have a gas engine 3.5 HP I can switch it over to if i need to it takes a few minutes and its running on gas.

First congrats.

When I worked at a nuclear plant in SC, the company sponsored (paid for) the licensed operations staff to complete a BS degree from the Univ of Maryland via remote learning. It was a highly regarded program. There was a lot of pressure in the industry at the time for senior shift operations staff to have a BS degree in addition to their Nuclear Regulatory Commission issued operating license. No second rate degree program would have met the standard.

My degree is a BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Rhode Island.


PS: I got my degree and escaped southern New England a month later, never to move back.

Congratulations!!! I remember when you started that online degree course. I commend you for going back and learning a new career to better ones knowledge and life in some cases.

Trade school an 11 month certificate in Power Lineman school.

I appreciate the info. Lynx would be another bucket list critter. I guess I need to make better friends with some folks up north!

I have seriously considered deworming. It's hard to find solid information on how to do it.

Thank you to those that have already donated! I know it's a hard time of the year to be asking, so it is very much appreciated!

Congrats Angela.

Spent some time at Wright State University. Majored in baseball

Almost every time I worm cattle I end with a touch of ivermectin. My brother had some type of parasite and wormed himself with ivermectin pour on which got rid of it but I can't remember what he had.

We take a shot of pyrantel at work when initiating new crew. Figure that takes care of it. Tastes like pancake batter.

“You sold my dead bird to a blind kid?!? Lloyd, Petey didn’t even have a head!!!”

“……..Harry, I took CARE of it…..”

I misread that , it is 1 below

I’m sorry for the Dumb and Dumber movie quote but I had to. A recent thread on here about mink and worms has got me thinking. I’ve lived my whole life on the farm and skun and butchered all sorts of animals, cut myself many times and I got to wondering ….Well, do I have worms? Just wondering how many of you guys have ever treated yourself out of precaution or actually confirmed that you did have parasites after dealing with animals?