My quad thread got me thinking

[foragefarmer]

How about riding all day behind the home made square bale stooker in 80-90 temperatures. Always hoped for a side wind to keep the dust out of your eyes.

Hell of a work out!

[fjlip]

Picking rocks pulled by a fordson major 50 years ago.

We got one of the first Degelman rockpickers 1968, on a JD 2010, the earliest spring ever here, March 18 I stayed home from school to use that fantastic invention on dry enough fields, in a snowmobile suit, and enjoyed it.

[Blaithin]

We called it the shit coupe.

[fjlip]

How many yung-uns remember a “stone boat”? Its kinda like a pontoon boat. 😂

Or a "manure" sleigh...We had same JD M! Kept it in barn so it started in winter...

And those steel shovels never broke, aluminum broke/bent many. Still have one from the 60's.

First 4WD was a Case 2470, 1974, wow big time power. 29' Morris DT. That was one WET bitch of a spring, only a 4 wd would not get stuck. Barely harrowed to dry out fields. Buried Morris many times till we added the second set of wheels in main frame.

[SASKFARMER]

Stone boat we would load shit on it and take out to the field with jdM and shovel it off.

[AC man]

How many yung-uns remember a “stone boat”? Its kinda like a pontoon boat. 😂

I remember cleaning out the barn with one. We also used one for feeding the cows in winter. Those memories are hard to forget!

[makar]

How many yung-uns remember a “stone boat”? Its kinda like a pontoon boat. 😂

Picking rocks pulled by a fordson major 50 years ago.

[GDR]

How many yung-uns remember a “stone boat”? Its kinda like a pontoon boat. 😂

Dad broke a few teams of horses every winter so I spent many days feeding square bales off a stone boat behind a team of horses, and that was until I left home in mid 90's.

Was fun though, wish I could do it with him again!

How many yung-uns remember a “stone boat”? Its kinda like a pontoon boat. 😂

i remember shovelling cow shit onto one

[Horse]

I’ve never heard of catch and release with gophers.

Obviously before my time but what’s with collecting the birds feet?

Would you kill off your breeding herd ??? Feet was a bounty think 6/7cents per pair, Fish and game I think, That was in county of red deer dont know if other counties had a bounty or not.