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@minny65 said:

@JimmyinSD said:

@minny65 said:
These last few posts make the site worth it.  I will give some tomorrow...of course, but I have had a lot to drink with the wife in our Hillbilly coleman hot tub.  I lost my job 4/12 but I am fine.  So tomorrow or the next day. Checks in the mail..kidding  

Ok,  sorry about the job,  but I need to know what the hillbilly hot tub is.i am picturing a massive cooler with a souvide device .

LOL - souvide

I call it my Hillbilly hot tub because it is just a blowup.  A good friend of ours has a pool and hot tub business and before I paid for a legit hot tub I wanted to try this Coleman blowup spa to see if we would even use it and find the right place/position for it.  Turns out our Hillbilly hot tub is legit.  Cost $380 on Amazon about 6 months ago.  I think it is low 400's now.  It easily holds 2 adults fully stretch out and 3 would still be very comfortable.  The jest/bubbles are very strong, heats up to 104 degrees.  Needless to say, we are never going to buy a "real" hot tub.  Now a lot of the reviews will say this will last for 2 or 3 years....so $125 a year and you buy another.  Estimated cost to heat is about $50-$60 a month.  OK, my sales pitch is over and I can now donate

I'm thinking my pontoon needs a hot tub!  Or at least at the camper after a long day on the toon.

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Looks like I picked a good time to swing back around. I rarely visit any more but have fond memories of this place. Happily donated!

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@Aesirblood said:
Looks like I picked a good time to swing back around. I rarely visit any more but have fond memories of this place. Happily donated!

Well then stop in more often and make more memories 

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@Aesirblood said:
Looks like I picked a good time to swing back around. I rarely visit any more but have fond memories of this place. Happily donated!

Thank you Aesir! Stick around!

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Hey Jimmy...I haven't been around for quite a while but dropped in post-draft.  Happily donated.  Done.  Check in with me...Montana Tom's hops have gone global.

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@Montana Tom said:
Hey Jimmy...I haven't been around for quite a while but dropped in post-draft.  Happily donated.  Done.  Check in with me...Montana Tom's hops have gone global.

Good to hear things are taking off for you.  Maybe one of these years I will make it out there to see what smart people do with their land.  

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@JimmyinSD said:

@Montana Tom said:
Hey Jimmy...I haven't been around for quite a while but dropped in post-draft.  Happily donated.  Done.  Check in with me...Montana Tom's hops have gone global.

Good to hear things are taking off for you.  Maybe one of these years I will make it out there to see what smart people do with their land.  

It's not what you think.  I pulled the hop yard out completely.  Ironically, I re-seeded the field yesterday to put it back into horse pasture.  Small propagation of that crop doesn't work.  Long story, but our growth in hops distribution could not have happened without me learning it the hard way...as a grower, first.

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@Montana Tom said:

@JimmyinSD said:

@Montana Tom said:
Hey Jimmy...I haven't been around for quite a while but dropped in post-draft.  Happily donated.  Done.  Check in with me...Montana Tom's hops have gone global.

Good to hear things are taking off for you.  Maybe one of these years I will make it out there to see what smart people do with their land.  

It's not what you think.  I pulled the hop yard out completely.  Ironically, I re-seeded the field yesterday to put it back into horse pasture.  Small propagation of that crop doesn't work.  Long story, but our growth in hops distribution could not have happened without me learning it the hard way...as a grower, first.

When you got time to share the story I would love to hear how this thing has evolved for you.  So does this mean the yaks are back!?

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@JimmyinSD said:

@Montana Tom said:

@JimmyinSD said:

@Montana Tom said:
Hey Jimmy...I haven't been around for quite a while but dropped in post-draft.  Happily donated.  Done.  Check in with me...Montana Tom's hops have gone global.

Good to hear things are taking off for you.  Maybe one of these years I will make it out there to see what smart people do with their land.  

It's not what you think.  I pulled the hop yard out completely.  Ironically, I re-seeded the field yesterday to put it back into horse pasture.  Small propagation of that crop doesn't work.  Long story, but our growth in hops distribution could not have happened without me learning it the hard way...as a grower, first.

When you got time to share the story I would love to hear how this thing has evolved for you.  So does this mean the yaks are back!?

Nope. Yaks are not back.  They were fun, and our friends are still raising yak babies by the dozen.  Life's adventures have taken me down a different route.

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@Montana Tom said:

@JimmyinSD said:

@Montana Tom said:

@JimmyinSD said:

@Montana Tom said:
Hey Jimmy...I haven't been around for quite a while but dropped in post-draft.  Happily donated.  Done.  Check in with me...Montana Tom's hops have gone global.

Good to hear things are taking off for you.  Maybe one of these years I will make it out there to see what smart people do with their land.  

It's not what you think.  I pulled the hop yard out completely.  Ironically, I re-seeded the field yesterday to put it back into horse pasture.  Small propagation of that crop doesn't work.  Long story, but our growth in hops distribution could not have happened without me learning it the hard way...as a grower, first.

When you got time to share the story I would love to hear how this thing has evolved for you.  So does this mean the yaks are back!?

Nope. Yaks are not back.  They were fun, and our friends are still raising yak babies by the dozen.  Life's adventures have taken me down a different route.

You should write a book some day.