Nice and should last a long time.
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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What year is that Frank ? 4WD ? V6?
Seriously?! There is actually a TMI level for you?
Not really, I have to pretend to be offended to be politically correct now days...
Here are some good ones.
And for todays world
Today I got the rest of the k-frame for the Cuda disassembled. Just that and watching some football. Leftovers for dinner. But, good leftovers I might add. Kkkkk
Back home again in Indiana. 703 mile round trip, averaged 74.2 mph (not counting the 90 minute lunch stop at Cheesecake Factory with my daughter) and 23.9 mpg with the big hemi.
All for these…. Yes I drove 703 miles for furry rabbits.
All for these…. Yes I drove 703 miles for furry rabbits.
Are they a Christmas present?
No. Business investment and 4H project.
2007,4wd and yes v6. Will put it on the hoist in a couple days. Loud exhaust has to go, and i think pipe is rubbing the body…
Hope it works out for you Chris.
Good job Dad.
For some reason I'm getting flashbacks to an old Bonanza episode, where Hoss and Little Joe get caught up in the Bunny Business.
I’m curious as to the business venture
Crazy stuff you end up chasing it down the rabbit hole...
Well I look at it this way, either it works out the way my wife thinks it will, or I’ll have a steady supply of fresh rabbit meat, which reduces my food bill. Win/win
We went down the homesteading business venture. We’re going to be selling goat milk products, duck and chicken eggs, hatchlings of both, and rabbits, both for meat and show.
Not looking to get rich off of it. Hoping to fully offset the animals feed and vet costs by end of year 3. Which is feed and water costs are less than 100 bucks a month currently for everything. Vet bills the last year were about 700. So if we can clear 2k income gross, I’ll be happy.
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There could be a market for those little furry pelts too
Yea big time.Crazy stuff you end up chasing it down the rabbit hole...
Hey see what happens don't know if you don't try.
Yep. There’s a big market for this breed as pets and show animals too. And the goat market locally is more demand than available supply. Especially in goat meat and raw goat milk. A 50-75 pound market meat goat routinely brings between 700-1200 at market. Ground goat meat goes for 24+ a pound locally. And the butcher I’m working with on it, can’t get enough. The HUGE influx of the Hindu population in the surrounding areas to the north of our county and the lack of goat meat up there, he sells out within a day of processing.There could be a market for those little furry pelts too
Yep worse case, it’s all a huge tax write off. And I just have to have one legit profitable year out of my first 5 to avoid penalties or audits per both CPAs I’ve talked too.
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