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  1. Yeah, even if I could get them onto my pitiful trailer, I doubt my F-150's going to haul them. Besides, I doubt I could even move them. - K
  2. What to do w/ them? We had a couple tree's blow down at our land in Sunday's storms. Some big Pines.... Since the burn ban has expired, I know ONE thing I could do w/ them, but was hoping to do something useful... I was thinking of trying to cut them into half-assed lumber, but don't have one of those chain-saw mill's. Anyone ever free-hand it? Any other suggestions? They were a good 40' tall, some up to 1.5-2 feet across at the base (yup, that'll be a big fire if it comes to it...) - K
  3. Yup. Much like a business w/ poor customer service, or some other quality I don't care for. As a consumer, I have a choice of where to spend my money, and try to make it a point to support businesses and individuals whom I feel deserve it (and vice-versa). - K
  4. I see the remnants of them up and down I-40 here in East TN all the time! - K
  5. Yes, please! You can PM me or eMail at kmcdona1 _at_ twc_dot_com
  6. Howdy neighbor! I'm in the village in a rental house now, but we purchased some land in the nether regions of Paintrock Ferry Road... looking for a builder and a loan, and I'll be having those same problems soon! - Kevin
  7. Motley Fool doesn't let facts get in the way of it's click baiting! (I've done some investing and used to respect that site for it's even handed common-sense investment advice, but they've really gone to the dogs in the last several years - clearly an article designed to talk up someone's book and get people to click on the link). Oh, it must just be coincidence that the top 2 company's are the only publicly traded manufacturers... pure co-inkydink. - K
  8. I have the Nikon P308 4-12x on my AR w/ 24" barrel. Works for me. I can see the holes at 100 yds, not quite at 200 though, so if you're wanting to shoot further, you'll need a spotting scope. - K
  9. Dolo's a great teacher. Seeing it done a few times was invaluable vs. trying to make sense of it on my own. And welcome! - Kevin
  10. http://www.officer.com/news/12280234/video-shows-police-sniper-kill-hostage-taker
  11. I've got about 50-60 yds of straight-away on my land I've been using, but I'm not much closer than Oakridge (and not nearly as nice... that being said, I don't have any of the restrictions being on private property, either!) - K
  12. Anyone here need some firewood? Screaming deal for TGO'ers. I'm west of Knox, near I-40/I-75 split. Might need to split some of it, but most pieces will burn as-is. Already cut and dried. - K
  13. I can attest... Have been digging holes for some apple tree's, get about 2 feet down... clay there is dry as a bone. Topsoil on top just crumbles to dust! Scary dry... - K
  14. Watched it today while laid up w/ a bad back. Good flick! Thanks for sharing the recommendation. (How sad is it that an independent studio like Netflix makes a better movie than the bazillion-dollar powerhouses?) - K
  15. https://www.lonewolfdist.com/Products.aspx?CAT=8082 Very interesting... - K
  16. LOL! Classic, thanks for the laugh. Saw one once while fishing by canoe on a lake in the Adirondacks. Big sum'bitches... - K
  17. $300 for a new pressure tank from Lowe's, $1250 for the guy (crane truck, 3 new sections of pipe, new pump, hook it all up), and the horses have water again! Money well spent (new pump and pipe should last me a while), but all the same, there's soooo many other things I'd have rather used that money for, LOL! Thanks everyone. - K
  18. Thanks Red, I didn't think it was too bad - IME, if you show up on a job site w/ a specialized vehicle/equipment, you start at least at $500/day. The guy said the steel pipe comes in 21' sections, and the concern w/ hand-pulling is that it can break at the threads, dropping the pump back down the well (and then you get to re-drill, whee!) Just sucks having to pay the bill, you know what kinda rifle I could get w/ that coin? My gosh, that's thousands of rounds.... - K
  19. Thanks! We've been using the well for a few months now. It was a little murky when we first fired it up (after sitting idle for 10+ years!), but after a few days of intermittent use, the water cleared up and has been OK. Horses and dog have been drinking it for months, we haven't sent it for testing yet so don't drink it ourselves.... Only once after running it outselves for about an hour did it start pulling up dirty water again. - K
  20. Sevierville/Gatlinburg has some nice area's, but finding a secluded one might be tough? We went camping at the park in Big South Fork Recreation area, lots of nice hiking there, and I'd wager you could find a rental nearby (check out town of Rugby). - K
  21. Had some trouble w/ the well out on the property we own. Was throwing the breaker. Got a reference from a local fellow for a repair-man, came out today to check it out. Says either the pump's bad (replace), or wire is shorting out (repair), either way, he needs to bring in a crane-truck to hoist the pump up out of there to see. Well is approx 120-feet deep, galvanized pipe, can't pull it by hand (tried, sucker's pretty heavy). Estimated $1500-2000 total for repair/replacement, as we probably need to replace the bladder-tank, too. I'm a city-boy, water always came from a pipe the city owned... does that estimate sound about right? Any suggestions/additions as I'm going to bite the bullet on Friday and get it fixed? Likely going to re-do the shed-house surrounding pump w/ cinder blocks as it's currently mostly rotten wood. Well-guy said a 100-watt light-bulb left on in a draft-free well house will generate enough heat to keep pipes from freezing down here/ Thanks for the advice! - Kevin
  22. Welcome Medicaus, you've found one of the nice corners of the internet. Good to have you aboard, mate! - Kevin
  23. Dude, are you smokin too much? THE POLICE OBSERVED HIM IN VIOLATION OF 2 LAWS!!!! What, do you have to break 3 before they make contact? He was observed in the possession of a controlled substance. He was observed in the possession of a controlled firearm (not a rifle, a pistol). How much does one have to do before YOU think it's reasonable for police to initiate contact? Sheesh! - K
  24. Got mine done at the UPS store in Rockwood. I believe any of the UPS stores will be able to provide the service. Just have to make an appointment. There was an online tool that found the closest store and I was able to make an appointment an hour away.
  25. Ummmmm.... lets just say I TOTALLY AGREE with your sentiment, however I've seen the wife's video, and somewhere's between the 2nd and 9th time the cop said "DROP THE GUN", I would have complied, obviating the need for the officer to discharge his firearm. Just sayin.. - K

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