Posted by grayrider on August 09, 2018 at 13:30:00 from (174.223.140.203):
In Reply to: Re: 8N abandoned posted by buickanddeere on August 09, 2018 at 12:39:41:
It�s an old food plot tractor as hunting clubs hold all of these timber company leases through out the area. Evidently the old N had some mechanical issues and was just vacated, I know it�s been unmoved sitting in same spot at least two years now. My face and company truck has probably had many pics taken today of me on a stretch of about 20 miles by game cameras , lots of good looking pea and corn plots I�ve driven through, especially the pea plots, their supposed to leave us driving access down right of ways and not plant the entire width, they never learn, get confronted from time to time about it and have to explain why I have to have a path down the right of way. I�m a fellow hunter myself with power company transmission lines through my lease and I have to let them have a path down one side of their right of way
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