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@@tangenttrails Thanks!

Thanks, Rod!

Awesome! I subscribed to your channel, so I look forward to seeing the new approach. Right now the velcro is working really well, with the exception of the sticky side of the velcro that goes through the mesh on the window gets stuck to my rubber seal when I open the windows. I'm still trying to come up with something to put over the sticky side that will stay in place. It's sticky enough to stick to the rubber seal a bit, but not sticky enough that anything I put over it actually stays on. So not sure yet how to handle that, unless I just put something on there when I close the windows and remove it when they're open. Right now I'm just dealing with it. The positive side is that it's velcro, so all I have to do is stick it back together. But it is a tiny bit annoying. :) Thanks for watching and for the comment, and especially for the idea!

@@sagarmali8811 U.S.

Thanks for watching! Not sure. The farmland here is pretty flat and well-prepared. You can get tracks for most of it to prevent creating ruts in soft or muddy soil.

@@lovedogsontheloose Thank you for answering the question, where I live the terrain is often more rough, I will probably have to process it before starting, do you have any experience or type of machine that can advise me?

@@TheSmartFarm247 Of course. Unfortunately I’m not much help, as I’m not a farmer myself. Just grew up around it. I would maybe start by reaching out to your local agriculture extension office if you have one. They would have the best guidance for your specific area.

@@lovedogsontheloose Thank you for sharing useful information, I will try it and see how it goes

@@TheSmartFarm247 Good luck to you.

Not sure this answers your question, but this was actually two fields with end rows and fencing between. They took out the end rows first to get into each field.

@@lovedogsontheloose Thanks, it's just that usually to open a field you go around the outside or up the middle and around the outside.

@@raincoast9010 Gotcha. I had to rewatch a bit to see what you mean.I think what you're referring to is how he's gotten to the turn rows (around 0:22?)? I think he's trying to clear the turn rows first, but he's trying not to waste any corn so he's going into those rows that go the opposite direction a little bit first in order to get to that first turn row. Not sure I explained that very well, but that'd be my best guess.

@@raincoast9010 Or he might've just been bored. 😂 I know it doesn't help that these fields are such an awkward geometry.

Glad you found it helpful!

@@Railfan6675 Thanks for watching!

That might work well; thanks. Honestly, I haven't had any real issues with it the way it is, so long as I make sure I put the loop under the "nipple" of the pole when I set up the tent.

@@MtnWanderer-TieDye- Thanks! I’m glad you liked it!

I've always heard it referred to as field corn around here, but I think that's what you meant. It can be used for livestock feed but it's also used as an ingredient in lots of foods that we humans consume, like corn oil, syrup, starch, cereals, etc. It can also be used in ethanol production. Lots of uses.

@@lovedogsontheloose Yes. It’s the same.

Thank you. I'm glad you found it useful!

Well, we won't hold that against you. ;-)

Yeah, first time I'd actually seen an eagle flying with vultures, but apparently it's not uncommon for them to share thermals.

@@lovedogsontheloose I’ve not seen it until now. Pretty cool.

Thanks! My brother seems to enjoy it. Lotta carrying bags of salt and bottles of water up and down stairs, but I think he likes visiting with and getting to know the people he delivers to (and their dogs), and just being able to work independently.

@@mrwes100 I went in and added priority labels to a few things. Nothing that is absolutely necessary, of course. But hey, a “wish list” is a list of things we wish we had, right? :) Thank you for asking.

@@tangenttrails it was fun! How are your knees doing?

@@lovedogsontheloose The knee has not improved. I have a Monday appointment to see what’s going on.

@@tangenttrails Oh no. I'm sorry to hear that. I hope they can get it figured out for you. Sending good energy your way.

@@lovedogsontheloose Thank you!❤️

The company opted not to send me one. It was worth a shot, and at least they did respond and let me know. Since then a very VERY kind patron reached out and asked me which shower I'd requested, and ended up buying me the shower and the mounted shower room (!!). I haven't gotten the room yet, but I got the shower and it's pretty amazing. It's the Joolca Nomad kit. Hot water, even. It's definitely nomad heaven. Will do a video once I get the whole setup.

Thanks for watching! Yeah, 8 years in the Army Reserve.

@@lovedogsontheloose Retired Army here. WhoooHa!

@@mrwes100 Hooah! Congrats on the retirement!

Oh wow. Thanks! I'm not sure about length of shock cord-- let me check my pack later and I'll get back to you!

@@mrwes100 I’ve got 9” of shock cord on the bottom.

@@lovedogsontheloose Thank you for checking.

@@mrwes100 No problem!

Hey, thanks for watching. I used the Sea to Summit Ultra-sil Nano poncho for that particular trip. However, I did not have a great experience with it due to wind blowing it all over the place. You can check out my gear followup video from this trip here, if you like: amzn.to/4dSWWPY

@@tangenttrails It’s actually just a lake behind my parents’ place, on the other side of the bluff.

@@lovedogsontheloose Ahh.✅

Thanks, Jerry!

@@lovedogsontheloose You’re welcome!

There are links to the photos in the video description! I'm working on product tags that will link to the images in my online print shop directly from specific time stamps in the corresponding videos, but it involves a few more steps that I haven't completed just yet.

@@lovedogsontheloose Totally missed your links --thanks

@@mcblakemore3423 No worries! I'm hoping the shop integration will make it easier to link them in the future.

Thanks, Sue. I'm definitely happiest anywhere there are more trees than people. :) But there are multiple generations of connection to this particular place. This land is family.

@@lovedogsontheloose Agreed.

This is a really great point; thanks. I'm sure this is why the Säker isn't rated for LLC.

So now you've got me researching this. Did you mean the Ruffwear Flagline harness?

@@lovedogsontheloose oh yeah the Flagline, I'm a bit tired sorry 😜 It has a bottom panel that goes all the way trough the last strap, so it helps for support if you lift your pup. Then for the exact fit, it depends on each dog's morphology of course 🙃 but it works really well for mine

@@moutonnoir6159 Gotcha. I'll try to tag the person who had asked about this, so they're aware of this info. I've also got the Ray Allen Icon Air harness, and it's rated for LLC but I've never compared the straps before. I wonder if the Säker straps could simply be adjusted to sit better on the dog's body. Säker does have a Rescue Sling that connects to their harness and is meant for lifting. I think it adds a belly pad where that third strap sits.

@@mcblakemore3423 Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it! And I know!! It seems like I always miss fall colors here. I’ll be heading back to West Texas in late September, and it probably won’t peak here until October. We’ll see.

Will do! ♥️

@@egochecker Ha! Might’ve been safer. Who knows.