Nice!! You are up there in Oak's neck of the woods.... Ya'll got the market covered! I'm about 200 miles south in Statesboro.. Not too sure how many other Ga members there are here...:bigthink:

Got the 1512 out for some run time. :beerchug:

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I got the 1863 into the garage, changed oil and filter. cleaned outer air filter, greased everything and put the deck on it. I was looking for something to catch the oil from the filter and remembered there was an empty 1/2 gallon bleach jug in the laundry room. I've had to start writing the date and hours on the filter, I'm to old and have to many tractors to remember.
Cannon

I got stuck going to empty the trap. I don't eat groundhog.:biggrin2:

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I guess mowing season is officially here. Killed some grass with the 1872 today

Looks like your tractor was getting taller! lol :biggrin2:

What you using for traps?

One similar to this. I baited with some expired carrots I found in the fridge.

That's a sharp 1872, one of the best tractors made for mowing.

Shrew, I caught a groundhog when I was going for coons with cinnamon bread from the pantry for what it's worth.

I like those live traps, if you get a friendly cat or desirable creature, you can always let it go.
With a conibear trap, that option does not exist.
I have learned you can catch wood chucks without bait.
just locate near a burrow/den, they are curious and walk right in.
Try it, you will be surprised.
I just hate it when I catch a skunk, it is never an odorless situation.:angry: