Muck Boots 'n' Slickers - Life of a Livestock Hauler

Would be nice, practical as a tepee or igloo on steroids. You know of any you can go see and go in?

 

i'd advise , a friendly suggestion, to gtfo of Baltimore.

 

I know I am late to the game but

Zoe was a very shy dog and did not like for people she didn’t know to pet her - or more accurately try to pet her. I was just her personality- because there was never a more spoiled dog (she only drank bottled water on the road). That never changed her entire life - she rarely growled and never snapped - she would just turn away and hide behind me.

she wasn’t scared at all - she just didn’t want to be touched by strangers. If they gave her space she sometimes would find her way to them.

your boy will find his way

 

A humble friendly suggestion , gtfo .

 

My guess would be late 60’s or real early 70’s. Those rounded archways tipped their hand.
Lots of folks relocate to retire out there, money goes farther, longer, and a good local community to draw from for caregivers

 

They got them all over in the backcountry of the Ho — folks snowmobile and CC ski to them— what got me to think’n about it

 

It’s definitely a thought, but I have it so good at work that I don’t think I can leave. I lease a Lexus suv through them for $162 a week. That includes insurance, payment, tires, and all maintenance on it. Get 25,000 miles a year on that. I pay $33 a week in health insurance for a family of 5.
6% match for 401k, plus after all of that I’m taking home around $2k a week. It’s not huge money, but all of the benefits make it really hard to leave. It’s truly the best place I’ve ever worked. For once in about 12 years I truly enjoy my job. The problem being that we only have yards on the west coast.

 

First place I bought was a 2800 sq ft house, 48x72 pole barn, bank barn drive through corn crib/ steer barn, and a nice grain bin on 4 acres, paid 185,000 for it. Payments were just under $900/mo. I got lucky on the interest rate, had it locked at 2.8%. But the farm we bought several years ago is still only 7k a month, so 4k a month to rent sounds ridiculous to me

 

It’s absolutely ridiculous. But I also won’t buy a house and be strapped for cash just to own a house.

 

I would also mention, beings that I’m 100% self-employed, and a farmer to boot, I don’t have anything in the neighborhood of the benefits You just listed off