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Lol. Thanks. Happy new year to you too a week late

Thanks. Yeah this was in the black hills of South Dakota. We had done one of those old-time photo shoots and we're on our way back into town to get the pictures. Anyway, they have a big Corvette convention or rally every year in the summer and we just happen to be there at the same time. I don't remember how many we counted but around 40 or something on the way into town.

Come on. They didn't cheer you up

I used to have a CD with it on. Don't know what ever happened to it but if I find it I'd let you borrow it.

@@pagrainfarmer thanks, Charlie. I'm not aware of any Oliver polkas.

Thanks same to you

Thanks. Yeah I guess I took a lot of pictures of that tractor this season. Happy new year

Them guys just about got stuck

Thank you Thank you (as I take a bow)

Thanks. Happy new year to you as well

Thanks Tony. Happy New Year to you too!

@@GeigerFarm thank you, Jack.

@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin that would be entertaining. You should set up the camera and show us your moves

@AgWildNebraska 😂😆😆 start out with one or two good steps, then throw my back out and flip around on the ground 😂😆

@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin hey, whatever works. we'll expect that uploaded tomorrow.👍

@AgWildNebraska 🤔🙄😂😆

Something different

@@jrnumex9286 I don't know maybe the 7520 cuz it's a little bigger

This was on Norris peak road... We enjoy it there.

@AgWildNebraska I was around the Custer area southwest of Crazyhorse and Rushmore in the national park where Buffalo sleep on the road I was told almost half the fatal accidents are people flying around the switchbacks at night hitting a Buffalo or getting out of their vehicle after hitting a Buffalo and they get attacked by a big confused injured animal but the ride up creeper me out with all the crosses I was wondering what my friend got me into inviting me to his wedding in Rapid City and putting me up in Custer with his future in laws I didn't know

You bet

@@pagrainfarmer yeah it's pretty neat. I wasn't impressed with crazyhorse. I think it was $20 to get in and anything you saw you could have seen from the highway. But that's what funds the place. We like to go on some of the hiking trails. Cathedral Spires is a good one. We went down to Custer Park to check out the buffalo and got a tour of their buffalo working corrals and chutes and whatnot. Kinda like working cattle but taller heavier corrals. Yep Sturgis is only good for 10 days a year. This was a couple weeks before Sturgis. This was just a drive from our cabin to Deadwood. Kids are too young for the gambling but the street fights are neat and we did one of those old fashion family photos. We like it much better than Colorado. That place is a rip off.

@@samjohnson5656 oh sure. I was in dinkels Friday. You guys have a merry Christmas too

@@samjohnson5656 speaking of feed wagons, my son has 3d printed some 1/64 scale Kelly Ryans. They look pretty good but we just need to get some wheels yet. Then to get one hooked up to a toy 620

@ oh man. I would buy one of those. Thats awesome.

​@@samjohnson5656they look pretty good, but we're still working out a few bugs printing them, but if I ever ever get it to where I can make them without trouble, I'll hook you up

@@RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh thanks Tony. You have a merry Christmas too

@@michiganhay7844 cool. Where about were you? We only go there a few days at a time

@ lived in Lead and also Spearfish. I was out there for a year and a half back in my early 20s. Was some of the best times of my life.

Awesome

@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin Still cleaning the phone up lol. Yeah they put on about a half a dozen gun fights a day. I got tired of recording all their dialogue so I just caught the smoking pistols.

Yeah. We enjoy goofing off out there

Yeah that's almost our theme song here lol.

Thanks. Some of this is a couple months old so I am kinda slow. Anyway thanks again

@@martinbenton742 thanks doc. We got him as a Christmas present for the kids two years ago in Ord.

Thanks. He likes to "help". He'd probably have been a really nice cattle dog if I'd have known how to train him decent. He doesn't do too bad as long as you don't let him get too carried away.

@ the herding instinct in Shepards is strong, we have a golden shepherd and she loves to herd everything from kids to golf carts. Oddly enough once the cows held there ground and challenged her she hid behind me 🤣

@@briankoepke205 that dog does have a pretty expensive repair bill but not quite that bad

@@samjohnson5656 hey thanks for watching them. This was just some stuff I didn't know what to do with.

@@rustyoldmicrofarm4673 thanks. It saves a lot of time.

@@GeigerFarm operator erred

@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin needed the space

@@Hinesfarm-Indiana close one

@@RandWFarmstead-TonyWalsh sorry I didn't see your comment until now. Thanks Tony.

Sorry Tony. I just found your comment now. Thanks

13-14%

@@AgWildNebraska wow I’ve heard 13% ~ 18% up here and beans in the single digits

@@crazydave4455 The the first beans I combined I think were about 12 and then I hauled quite a few in at 9 percent. We haven't had a decent rain since July I think and low humidity and wind everyday just sucks the moisture out of everything. Our one shot of moisture was last night and we ended up with some fog.

@@brandonhoad9033 that seems to be the consensus

@@brandonhoad9033 I think they're towards the end. I was going a little slower A1 or a2. I started off in B1-2 and yes that was too fast.

@@AgWildNebraska don't understand those older JD gear patterns. My 2750 is nice and simple; lo-hi w 1-4(aka5-8). Low 3 on my MF 1085 or 2-1 in my Case 1896 w the same picker and a 12 roll

And actually it's just about right. I need a little extra husk in the ration

​@@AgWildNebraskadoubt it's picking clean at that speed

@@RJ1999x Well you can see what's going up the elevator... It's about perfect for what I want it for

@@AgWildNebraska I've picked a lot of corn years ago, and the picker could never handle that speed, it's not about husking it's about getting the corn off the stalk and not butt shelling the crap out of it. It's your corn go in road gear if you want, but obviously it's not impressing anyone, by the comments being made

@@RJ1999x oh my. I guess I should try and impress you from now on.

@@thecamocowboyoutdoors5693Yeah I'm lucky I didn't wreck something worse. Thanks for watching.

Yep, it picks a little cleaner when stalks are a little tougher. However it's been so dang dry here and we haven't had anything close to a dew for a couple months. I grind this for creep feed and a little extra husk is alright.

Well I suppose I shouldn't be goofing around on the phone and pay attention to what's going on.

@@AgWildNebraska lol it happens. The video makes it look like your really moving but a3 is about right I actually didn't think 4 would be too fast. Used to pick allot in 3 or 4 with a 3020.

I think before this they had a 227 and a 237. And then I think they even had a one row mounted on the side or something. There's a couple I saw here that have the grinder attachment. We had one that had the sheller attachment that we used quite a bit.