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I used to haul meat and bone meal from Emporia KS to Mid South Milling on Presidents Island in Memphis. Get there late at night. Get unloaded (grain hopper). Drive over to Archer Daniels Midlands on the N.E. side of Memphis to load cotton seed pellets. Sleep a few hours in their parking lot so I could load early for 700 plus mile drive to a feedlot near Garden City KS the next day. Kept my pistol within reach the whole time. I dont think Memphis has ever been a safe city.

J you musta led a sheltered life

That 8 dollar coffee is a symptom of poor money management. Do you really think that is their only wasteful spending practice?

Long enough chain and single rebar not bad option. Biggest upside is you can pull up. At least here if it’s frozen deep enough you have to drill you’re gonna spend three times as much effort to drill anchor the anchor back out, or cut off or wait til spring to retrieve.

^^^^^ I understand……

Won’t be long before someone screws up with one again.

I grew up in coal country and us kids were fed a regular diet of roof fall and gas stories, heck most of knew folks who had died in the mines. We wouldn't go near those old open drifts.

Now strip pits were a different thing altogether.

I purchased my first 22 from Holiday gas station in Jamestown N.D. It is a Glenfield md 60 and 32.00 or 39.00 back in 1972. I still have mine, I wish how many rounds I have ran thru it.

Getting wet and muddy is a good part of being a boy!

Spotted, Striped, Hooded, and ????? Hognose?

You have the best advise right here with 160. I have to agree 870 are easy to tear down and easy to go back.