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QuickNDirty
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Yesterday was interesting.. Up at 8AM, out in the heat by 8:30, cutting, moving, checking shit til ~1PM.
Back to the cabin for lunch. Started to rain. Took a nap. Up at 5PM, back out on the property by 6:30PM or so, and FUCK, FIELD'S ON FIRE! NFS showed up with a big ass bulldozer in about 30 minutes, ran a line around about 5 acres and that seems to have done the trick.
Lightning was the apparent start of the fire. We have a feeder and a wooden stand at ground zero but neither managed to get burnt up. Damn lucky to have caught that when I did, that NFS showed up so quickly, that the dude running the dozer knew what he was doing, and had a pair of stones taking that dozer through a burning ravine, and that a bunch of brush got burnt up which otherwise would have been weed-ate, macheted, mowed, or run down.
Also have a badass new jeep trail =)
Totally fucked my plans for nabbing a hog that night, though.
Those guys were busy here in TX yesterday.
http://www.ktre.com/story/14461388/17-new-wildfires-reported-saturday-several-in-east-texas
Back to the cabin for lunch. Started to rain. Took a nap. Up at 5PM, back out on the property by 6:30PM or so, and FUCK, FIELD'S ON FIRE! NFS showed up with a big ass bulldozer in about 30 minutes, ran a line around about 5 acres and that seems to have done the trick.
Lightning was the apparent start of the fire. We have a feeder and a wooden stand at ground zero but neither managed to get burnt up. Damn lucky to have caught that when I did, that NFS showed up so quickly, that the dude running the dozer knew what he was doing, and had a pair of stones taking that dozer through a burning ravine, and that a bunch of brush got burnt up which otherwise would have been weed-ate, macheted, mowed, or run down.
Also have a badass new jeep trail =)
Totally fucked my plans for nabbing a hog that night, though.
Those guys were busy here in TX yesterday.
http://www.ktre.com/story/14461388/17-new-wildfires-reported-saturday-several-in-east-texas
Wildfire warnings and advisories are still in place across Texas. Currently, there are 195 counties under burn bans. Saturday, Texas Forest Service responded to 17 new fires, according to the Texas Forest Service.
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