"Whitetail Hollow" - 90 Acres NE Oklahoma.

[OkieKubota]

I drove up around 1:00 and the first concrete truck was just arriving... It was pretty hairy when he backed down in there and I was certainly hoping it wouldn't get stuck!
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The ramrod on the pour is in the blue shirt and floppy hat...brought 3 boys with him from Marlow Oklahoma which is about 4.5 hours away...
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...and the pour.
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I had to leave and get back to work but my wife and I drove back up after to see the entire thing done. Got another brick in the wall completed!
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I walked over to the other side and checked the clover in the original plot and the camera got me... Temperature and time are correct!
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Here is the house being pulled in by what they call a house cat which is a small remote controlled dozer with hydraulic hitch...
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Here is a poor cell phone picture of it on the pad...
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We moved our camper up there so I could stay on the property while we were getting our new home ready for occupation. It was like heaven to finally stay on our property for the first time...
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As the full moon was rising that night the coyotes were going crazy in about 4 different areas... really nice out there...
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I awoke to a heavy frost and turkeys gobbling everywhere...here is a picture of frost on our clover plot up on our place on April 4th 2015...
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I took a little walk around looking for sheds and a few minutes after I took this pic of a hinge cut I had done I walked up on a big gobbler all alone scratching for food in our woods. I got no pics of the gobbler because he went on the alert and I couldn't get to my phone without busting him out. I was within 15 yards...
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[OkieKubota]

After the turkey left I eased over to the new plot and took this picture from the pond bank back toward the plot. You can see a tiny tinge of Durana Green starting in the plot and the pond has lost no water whatsoever. Another winner!
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Rocks I gathered from our other property for our Masonry project. Some of this will be firepit and outdoor kitchen stuff and some of it will be for the house...
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I took this pic along the woods road that runs through the center of our property. All of our deer were killed within 50 yards of this road. I think the woods in springtime are beautiful!
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I always get bummed when I plant Durana the first few months but by mid summer I will get over it. All of my plots look like this for awhile...
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I took my tractor up on the 6th of May after work and spread 520 lbs of pelletized lime which is all TSC had at the time and I put out 150 lbs of 8-24-24 fertilizer and this is how it looked the 10th... I walked up on several turkeys in this plot before I took this pic...
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Our established plot up there has 2 clovers in it - Durana White and Barduro Red - here is a picture with both side by side...
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cam got me lol...
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[Brushpile]

Great pics, nice work, and glad to see you here!

 

[OkieKubota]

I posted this next part May 22nd 2015 and I couldn't let it go away...

"My bride and I have been together for 18 years and married 16 years today. We have a great relationship and shared interest which is how we have a successful marriage. She enjoys our land and all the habitat work same as I do and has turned into quite the deer hunter from the girl I found in the city many years ago. I could not imagine not being married to her... She is a keeper for sure!"
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