LOL.

Caught me. I lied. Either way, hopefully you guys can see why I biffed the tree rat comment.
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That was eerily flat...nothing close to that flat around here.
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I farm dude.
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I actually like it. I went to college in Eastern KS and I actually missed the open space.
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It's flat here too but damn. No shelterbelts to speak of in that pic.

And by the looks of it your main crop is grass and creeping jennys?
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WV sucks though.
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There aren't many shelterbelts around here.

And that's a grass runway. It would be pretty dumb to put my office in a field.
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:-)

just giving you shit.
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I know. I'd have taken that pic down if I thought you were really being a douche.

Really though, I like it out here. It's not just because my business is out here, I like it. If I ever get my head out of my ass when I'm out and about, I'll see about taking some other pictures, maybe some from the air.
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Jesus man, how high can you jump? Can you play RT?
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Not very high. However, I could play RT. I may not beat Richardson out, but I'm pretty sure I'm better than Damian McIntosh was.
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You are gonna want to sneak up on them. Go to Cabelas and buy some antlers. Affix them to your head with an old belt or something. Wear light brown clothing. Crawl around on your hands and knees until you can get up close to a deer. then shoot it.
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Hey Buehler you ever think about planting some trees around your house? I got a bunch of hedgeballs laying in my yard that could help you get started.....maybe some oaks or cedars/pine for a wind break?
Everytime we go through your area I wonder why people don't get some trees/hedgerows started?
How are the pheasants out there this year?
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It's because they die. That's looking east. We have a cedar windbreak on the north wrapping along the west. We tried to get one started on the South and it died, we have to try again in the spring.

The wind rarely blows from the east, and you don't want too many trees around the runway.

Most homes have trees around them, but unless there a bunch of water that you can pump on them, they die.
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Oh, the pheasants. Not so good. The drought really dinged up the population. In the fields where there was water close, there are good birds, but where there isn't water around it is pretty thin.

Up north it is better though. North part of the county and up north of I-70 got a lot more rain.
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