^^^ my exwifes jeep is a 2013 rubicon and it's falling apart. I wouldn't buy a Chrysler product ever!!!
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^^^ my exwifes jeep is a 2013 rubicon and it's falling apart. I wouldn't buy a Chrysler product ever!!!
That is a good point I've had it a week and it already burned a hole in the credit cardQuote:
Originally Posted by fly boy
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The UPS Man Cometh...
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And sweareth at me yet again for ordering 120 lbs of ammo.
At least this time I was here when he arrived, so he couldn't just leave it in the middle of my lawn like he did last time.
2k of 10mm, and 500 rounds of .44 SPL.
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He should be swearing at the shipper for sending the max weight (guessing). I once shipped a 132lb package (stereo amp) via Fedex.
I love those kind of days. Driver looked at me like I had two heads when he asked what was in the boxes last time. Yeah food you just delivered ammo ahhh omg.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyEgo
I just told him the truth when he asked me what I ordered: "A bunch of lead weight"
We have five steps leading up to our front porch. Any time my wife or I order something even mildly heavy, we find our packages tossed on the first step. The last time I ordered ammo, it didn't even make it that far.
This time, I watched him struggle to carry it over to me while I was working in the garage. I told him to just put it on the front porch. He gave me a pretty surly look, then told me about how his hand-truck is broken so he's been having to hump all the items to the door without assistance. I don't have much pity.
I just told myself I'm done owning dodge jeep and ChryslerQuote:
Originally Posted by lex137
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My 2007 JKUR has 115k miles and has had very few issues.
Some #1 buck.
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GPS range backpack
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I'm just giving you a hard time. It's a beautiful car.Quote:
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Pro Series 22[rockon]
Will be listing my barely used Elite Junior 20 in a few days.
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Recently picked up the Sparrow SS from DangerLee so picked up the M&P locally to have a fun range toy.
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The coyote swap is far from irreversible but I understand. That is a good looking gt and is a real chetry with 50 k orginal miles. My 91 notch is getting a 2012 gt motor.Quote:
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I'm jealous. He still has my TBAC 22 in jail. It's gonna be a while.Quote:
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Took 10 months to get the stamp for this one ...Quote:
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Nice start. How many acres of snow fence you planting ;)Quote:
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HAHA, funny you mention that..... Already looking into which tree's to plant. and I'm thinking 100 feet, on the exterior of the backyard fence (Dogs).Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
if I could afford it, I would plant a damn Forrest on 6 acres
You can get seedlings really cheap from the Colorado State Forest nursery in Fort Collins.
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Get some form of evergreen tree. Any of the Leaf (Deciduous) type, don't make good wind & snow breaks.Quote:
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Sheeettttt, they'd get blown away by late afternoon, in that Wyo breezeQuote:
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I'll have to check them out. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Looking at Fir and spruce.
Fit and spruce grow too slow and need too much water. Junipers are better. For a good snow fence you need several rows of plants and different heights b
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weird, i just got a 22 also...Quote:
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Good advice if you're building a home on acreage where you plan to stay for a long time!Quote:
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Here's the links:
http://csfs.colostate.edu/buying-seedling-trees/
http://csfs.colostate.edu/seedling-t...ery-inventory/
What will grow well has a lot to do your local climate, habitat, elevation and water availability. As Newracer said, most fir and spruce like more water and cooler temps so they'll do better in the mountains. Eastern and Western Red Cedar grow fast in arid climate and are better wildlife trees. Also look at Bur Oak, beautiful tree, drought tolerant and fairly quick growing.
We planted ~850 trees and shrubs outside Grand Junction, mostly as bare root stock and seedlings to build a wildlife shelter belt. It's a pretty rich forest now.
Besides the junipers/cedars and bur oak, we like pinyon pine, Arizona cypress, hackberry (slow), buffaloberry, mulberry, mountain mahogany, golden currant, Nanking cherry, chokecherry, three-leaf sumac, and New Mexico privet. All are low maintenance and great for wildlife. Good luck!
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I will want to plant a variety but will definitely need a snow fence for sure. we have anywhere from -24 ambient to 90* in summer. The wind will be my biggest challenge since its anywhere from 5mph - 60 sustained gusts to 70+
If I could, I would love a lush Pine tree Forrest. maybe toss in a couple Sequoia and Red Wood hoping that they tower over the pines.
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Finally finished Shellacing the rough Romanian AK wood and got it onto the WASR. It's a nice improvement.
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Sweet rifle!
It is very sweet. How to get to the range soon to try it out.Quote:
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Got my new stripped upper
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A little bit more than I was hoping to pay, but it's a great condition pre-Cerberus Wingmaster.
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Bought this for a class, it's awesome fits x300 or tlr's. In plain not basket weave stole pic from Safariland.
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I bought a bunch of apples and made them into a pie.
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Ding Dong, Neighbor ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyEgo
Not much left, but I will set a piece aside for you.