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I have Landmaster650 by American Sportworks. Not a fancy machine but does the job. Dump bed, 4x4, winch, etc....all for much cheaper than anything else.

everything I see about using a window ac unit suggests using a coolbot to control it. Is it possible (or bad idea) to just use a simple, and cheap temp. controller to override the unit and get it colder? Why isa is a CoolBot "better"? Thanks

I sprayed pasture pro....2 I sprayed my buttercups with it....pasture pro....and the clover is still ok. Maybe I didn't spray enough as I thought it would kill it but glad it didn't. The buttercups suffered though......but not enough

The deer eat them....goats don't seem to bother with them....

A little late but here's the update. I sprayed with Pasture Pro. It made a noticeable impact on the buttercups. I can tell even today where I missed. I didn't get rid of all of them but a lot.....I mowed what started growing again and sprayed a second time. Doesn't seem as effective .

I think the hammer trick may work. Hit it hard with a hammer....really.

That's how I do it. Point A to Point B and pull TIGHT. Make you holes big enough for a little fudge room...pay attention and you can get VERY straight this way

Glad you found the culprit. Good luck

2,4-d is the same as Pasture Pro?

thank you

48 acres in Federalsburg Md half woods, half not (horse pasture and wildlife food plots)

I would avoid the Rounup unless you want to kill (most) everything

I get 240 gallons....

My brother "lost" some quail like that a while ago........he found (caught) his neighbor taking them and letting them go "free"......

Squatch.

I knew there would be a slider joke! LOL They (2) will just be "pets".....maybe breed once in a while as they are supposedly in high demand

oh, and another added question......are goats dumb enough to eat them? We have 2 we let run around the pasture too and wondered if will hurt them. Up until now they have been penned. Some history......the horses were put out there before the goats showed up.

I'm just wondering if there were just so many that in getting the good food they couldn't help but get some BCs in their mouth? I have been mowing the S@#@ out of them to try and stay ahead of them......seems to help a little but just hoping there was a better answer. Amanda, I don't know what...

But there are SO many of them that they seem to be overtaking the good. It hasn't happened to our horses yet but the last person who had their horses grazing there got blisters. I was hoping there was a way to keep them controlled somewhat.......However when it gets HOT they "go away".

So my wife wants to get some mini cows.......is there anything "special" that needs to be done as opposed to just regular cows? Can they be put in with horses?