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Thanks for checking it out and the feedback. The next project that involves prying, I'll let him know there are better practices!

@@OkieSchoolofAdventure Mostly likely a screwdriver will just bend. If it snaps, you could do more damage!

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No. We previously used it in a drainage basin in our yard in an area that collected lots of water.

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We aren't affiliated with the company at all - they were just kind enough to let us visit and see how hats are made as part of a school project. A few months later, we did return and buy him a hat though! Thanks for watching!

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We were impressed on our visit and since publishing the video we have had several Kimray customers tell us so many positive things about them.

@@OkieSchoolofAdventure That's great!

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They are definitely passionate about what they do! Thanks for watching

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Thanks for watching and thanks for supporting Oklahoma fisheries!

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Thanks for watching. If you visit them, they aren’t far from Will Roger’s birthplace which worth visiting, too!

What a compliment. We love Oklahoma and our fellow Okies. The encouragement we have received has been amazing.

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What kind comments. Thank you! Hope you enjoy some of our other videos, too!

Awesome! We have some other food videos. The pecan shelling video and pecan harvesting videos were in this series. We also have some food science videos from Oklahoma State and North Dakota State. Cheese making in Maryland. Ice cream - both large scale and batch. Hope you like those, too! Thanks for stopping by!

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That's one of the things we found fascinating...how the companies evolved to specialize in long hauls or short lines. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching and the feedback. This channel started because my wife pointed out lots of kids don't get these opportunities and that we should share them. Hoping many other kids (and adults!) enjoy learning along with us on these adventures.

It’s a mobile training trailer that visits different short lines all over the country. I believe it’s home base is in Iowa.

@@OkieSchoolofAdventure oh ok thank you been driving simulators all my life always wondered where one is located but that’s far from me here in texas

Indeed!

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The simulator was very impressive. So realistic that they can use it to certify engineers.

@@OkieSchoolofAdventure Neat! Looks better than the driving (car) simulator I tried at the Illinois State Fair, once. They said it was what people up in Chicago used to learn and practice driving. I wasn't good at it. Wasn't real enough in my opinion.

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Thanks for spending time with us and teaching us so much. We had a great time and are having a great time with our worms.

​@@OkieSchoolofAdventure Thank you for the video!! By chance did they mention. How many worms are in an egg? And if you have adult breeders in great conditions. How often will they lay an egg? One every month or two? Thank you in advance!!

I believe it was every 21 days and the number of worms each cycle depends on the species…the nightcrawlers were only 1 per time. The red wrigglers are at least 3, but can be more. I think she said up to 7. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@OkieSchoolofAdventure Thank you so much! Wonderful content!!

@@OkieSchoolofAdventure Thank you so much!! I want to do this as well! But it looks like so many are getting unto this. That I don't know how successful I would be. So am looking to gain as much knowledge as possible. Before I take the leap. The best thing. Is that this buisness is scalable. Can start small and see where it goes!! Thank you for your thoughtful reply and informative video!!

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That’s means a lot to us. Thanks for all you do!

We have been reading Hank the Cowdog stories every night since we visited the Ranching Heritage Center and Alex's mind is blown that the author's wife not only watched the video, but took the time to leave a comment. You made his day (mine too)! Thanks!

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Danny was a great guide and him making it hands on for Alex really made it special.

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If I remember correctly, the impeller is made out of rubber. Whatever you use, make sure it’s a safe for that and rubber seals and then rinse well.

@@OkieSchoolofAdventure ok thanks looks like my impellers are cast iron, but yeah the seals might not like it

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