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@@TxRanchboyz thanks for watching. That was last November area. I had him on camera almost nightly following his path. He never showed during daylight hours. I haven’t found his travel pattern this year. Hopefully he is still out there.

@@elliotbaltazar thanks for watching. It was hot that day and the rubber was easy to just work back on. If it’s cold I would have used a hairdryer or something to warm it up. I didn’t use screwdriver just worked with my fingers. It’s not easy but just take your time and it will seat in place.

@@starlightsunsets Thanks for the response! It's definitely a job getting it seated properly! At least I know it can be done by hand. 👍

Thanks for watching. It has already sold for $150.

@@randomconsumer510 I have this one about 10 ft from me and another that was above me. While videoing this one I could hear one above my head. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. They are a fairly simple design and easy to work on.

Yes he did. All in the back of my truck on the ride. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. I just used the stove to help bleed the gas line.

Thanks for watching. As stated it was for my elderly parents that needed something to split their wood and it met the bill. I agree, it is slow and not as powerful as a gas unit.

Sorry, I sold it and never figured it out. Thanks for watching.

Unfortunately, it has already sold. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. Yes, that is actually Pin Oak, we also split red oak and White Oak.

Thanks for watching. This was for my elderly parents that only split the dinky wood. The large chunks were too large to lift and had to use the splitting maul.

I saw your reply to me, thanks, and I understand about too big! I got an old house site where the house was torn down and they cut all the trees down, then later cut them up and put up signs, free wood! I went there twice, got all that I could lift, but heck, I am 74 years old and not gonna throw my back out with huge rounds, so most of it is still waiting there. I keep looking to see if they come back and cut some of it up into shorter, and lighter, rounds! HA HA

Thanks for watching. Arkansas you can feed, plus not hunting them.

@@starlightsunsets Oh did not know that, here in Wisconsin that is illegal 😂

@@notbuckyiscoolyes, many places it is illegal. During deer season just about any store you go in has pallets of deer corn. Even grocery stores. 😂

Thanks for watching. Always on the lookout for squatch.

Thank you for watching and suggestion. I have pulled that top piece off several time and that is as far down as I can make it go. When the bar is parallel with wringer it is locked and I can't pull it up. It does rock back and forth a little and the two rollers are tight. squeeze. I will work on that more to see if I can make it stop rocking.

Same

Same

Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. This is what I was thinking. Too large for fox and too bushy tail for German Shepherd.

Thanks for watching. This is in central Arkansas. I think it’s too big to be a fox.

Thanks for watching. I wasn’t sure, just seems to large body to be a fox.

Thanks for watching. That’s what I thought at first but just seems too big for a fox.

I have about 25 videos of him since August, but all at night. Bunch from last year, wide but shorter antlers.

Thank you for watching. I only capture him at night. I would like to see a daytime pic of him.

Thanks for watching. I have been watching him for 3 years.

@@starlightsunsets hope your work pays off

Thank you. I have been videoing and will post if it works out.

OMG, that has to be the best answer!

@@starlightsunsets aw shucks 🥰,thank you!

I have read they are poisonous but fangs aren’t long enough to penetrate human.

@@starlightsunsets Yeah, well, maybe you don't live in a place that has an entire NEST of spiders on the side of your house. And no, they are not Daddy Long legs

They are everywhere around here as well. Wonder if it’s just a southern thing?

Thank you for watching. I could have cleaned the carb, but I wasn't sure what was wrong with it. I have since cleaned the old one and tried it in another generator and it runs well. It was clogged up from sitting for couple years.

He does need another year or two. I have seen him on cameras the past two years. Filling into body pretty good.

9 point but only 3 yr old with no mass. I have another pic that shows his full rack.

😂oops i was counting while i had it paused. It is pretty slim. Hunting season is coming!!! 🎉

Yes@@mssendfitnessit does look like a 6 but if it wasn't for my other camera I would not have know either. But, thank you for watching.

That’s what I was thinking.

Thank you for watching. The main restrictions to start with is no lifting over 5 lbs or bending for 6 weeks. The first 2-3 days I could not drive until all the drugs had worn off. You will need to get up and walk the day or two after so you don’t get blood clots.

Thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching.

Thanks for watching. They just keep stopping by and I don’t even have food out.

Thank you for watching. Check out Relaxed Campers of North Texas on Facebook. A lot of post of campgrounds.

Thank you for watching. Yes the Muddy Outdoor cameras are great for catching the backyard creatures. They are only about $35 bucks, but you can see what is roaming at night.

Thank you for watching. I never had the overload light come on while trying to start. It simply would not start unless I sprayed wd40 or brake cleaner in the air intake. It would rev up and start to die until another spray. I replaced the carb with a new one instead of rebuild. It started about the 2-4 pull and has ran fine since. Now I did use high octane pump gas until I was camping recently and only had 87 and it ran for about 10 minutes and quit. I do use stabile in the generators because they may sit a month between use.

Thank you for watching. I personally do not place any water back in the tank after draining. I will put a little Rv antifreeze during the cold winter just to be safe of any water that did not drain.

Thank you for watching. It is great to hear nature coming back to life after a long winter.

@@starlightsunsets I second that. Have a great Memorial Day Weekend.

Thank you, it has a been pretty good weather. Not to hot yet and low 60's at night makes for good sleeping.

Thank you for watching.

It is not a bad place to hang out and watch the fire or ride to the lake and watch the stars.

Yes, it was great evening enjoying the crackle of the fire.