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Old 06-12-2013, 06:18 PM
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My cousin and I got some seat time on our cubs this weekend. I have had my 104 since I was 10 and he just purchased his 122 at the beginning of the spring. We are putting in our first food plot for our deer hunting land. We only had a spike tooth drag on one tractor and a Push blade and bed spring drag on the other. Needless to say, It took us all of 2 days to really work over the 1.5 acre area that we plan on planting. We found out very quickly that we are in need of hitches and many more implements. I took a few pictures of the cubs and figured you picture hounds would enjoy them.
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Looks good! Thanks for the pics!
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Nice work on the food plot.
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Did you get it planted? What did you plant, perennial or annual? If you got it in, how about a few pictures.
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