One thing i guess that I should mention is the fact that the tractor was stuck back in early December when we were getting the Xmas trees out it has rained a lot since then and the water level in the ground is right near the top as this is a very low spot near a river. Also we have to go in from the front about 900 ft. of soft ground. Where the trees are its harder but no room between them and as one can see they are very good tree worth a lot of money so we don't want to cut them down to make a road near the tractor that would be about 100 or so trees. We are pretty much left with waiting for a real hard freeze or summer to get to it. this piece it wet even when we mow it in early July. I suggested a big Chinook helicopter but that would cost more than buying another tractor BUMMER. Walt At least coming home I got these pics of some white tails not very common around here.
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