What if it Snows?

Choice 'B'.......
Dig a hole, put your post in it and firm/level it up with crushed rock (50lb bags sold at Lowes).
Hose it down, and reapply.
Here's the reason why concrete is not a great idea.......
Concrete tends to make a 'collar' around the post, (4x4 I'm guessing)
When it rains, water accumulates around the collar and degrades the pole
Using crushed rock or pea gravel allows the rain to pass through
And it's just as sturdy as concrete.
good luck

 

Ok so I'm thinking a four (4) dollar bag of concrete is the winner.

 

There's also another type of Post Base that has Threads and U "screw" into the Ground

 

Dude. I'm not trying to spen a fortune or make an Eagle Scout project out of this. I have a fo by fo sitting in the shop gathering dust so all I need is a fo dolla bag of concrete. Easy greasy Japanesy.

 

I always go with whatever is lying around the shop and can go missing at my house

 

plus you probably don't plan on living there until you're 150

 

Temp has plummeted to seventy five (75) degrees here in the cabin. Heat must be implemented

 

You already have your bird feeder badge?