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    #61
    Lookin gooood!
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      #62
      My dad made me do that by myself for a pole barn when I was 16. It took three months. I'm still sore from shoveling sand.

      It's looking great! I'm looking forward to the progress blog you've got started.
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        #63
        Yes - please keep the pics coming.
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          #64
          Lookin mightyfine, there, Brother~

          Many Thanks, again, fer takin us all along on this ride,,,
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            #65
            Backroadmeats I will never forget following your venture. Your first post was on my 67th-Bday. I am just fascinated by what it takes to build a modern butcher shop. I fully applaud what you are doing. How big of septic tank and drain field did you have to put in for your business.

            Again continued success and hope all goes well for the opening.
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            • Backroadmeats
              #65.1
              Backroadmeats commented
              October 17, 2019, 05:13 PM
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              I had to put in two holding tanks for right now.. it has been so we up here everyone is behind so far a have to wait for next year to get the mound system installed. I actually had to put plastic septic tanks in because it was to wet to get a truck in there to set concrete ones..thanks for the encouragement.. I am getting closer!!
            #66
            Nice. Looks like you are well on your way to success!!!
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            • Backroadmeats
              #66.1
              Backroadmeats commented
              October 17, 2019, 05:14 PM
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              We are getting there.. steady by jerks!!
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            • klflowers
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              klflowers commented
              October 18, 2019, 07:12 AM
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              Backroadmeats, I have added MN to our rv trip list.
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            • Backroadmeats
              #66.3
              Backroadmeats commented
              October 20, 2019, 07:12 PM
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              That would be sweet!! Let me know ahead of time can get ya a comparts hog!! Cut it however u want.
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            #67
            Putting the power lines in today!! Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20191018_085128.jpg Views: 286 Size: 120.7 KB ID: 757623Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20191018_085133.jpg Views: 313 Size: 106.6 KB ID: 757624
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            • Ahumadora
              #67.1
              Ahumadora commented
              October 18, 2019, 02:10 PM
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              When is the100 tons of gravel coming??
              Last edited by Ahumadora; October 19, 2019, 06:09 PM.
            • Backroadmeats
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              Backroadmeats commented
              October 18, 2019, 04:02 PM
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              I have a 100 ton sitting in the driveway right now!! I call that a start I bet I have hauled in between 600 and 700 ton already .
            #68
            Finished up the tin int the cutting room. Got the poly up in the back room, ready for tin back there now. Frp board in the front because I have walk-in freezer and cooler coming Monday. Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20191019_165100.jpg Views: 317 Size: 81.1 KB ID: 758365Click image for larger version Name: MVIMG_20191019_165135.jpg Views: 313 Size: 99.1 KB ID: 758366
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            • holehogg
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              holehogg commented
              October 20, 2019, 03:56 AM
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              What's up? We haven't seen much on the cooking and sausage making front. You been busy or sumpting.
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            • Backroadmeats
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              Backroadmeats commented
              October 20, 2019, 06:05 AM
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              Yes I have a few little things going on .deer season is 3 weeks from yesterday . Time to put up or shut up!! Get this thing done
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            #69
            Got some frp board up in about half the front room. Tin tomorrow in the back room. Mr. Bones walk-in cooler and freezer delivered tomorrow. Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20191020_102303.jpg Views: 304 Size: 83.6 KB ID: 758976Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20191020_102306.jpg Views: 291 Size: 78.1 KB ID: 758977
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              #70
              Did you get my PM.

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                #71
                Iā€™m going to need a a vacation and long rest just recovering from watching you do all this work in a short time.šŸ™‚
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                  #72
                  Walk-in freezer and small walk-in cooler installed this morning?? Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20191021_121951492.jpg Views: 266 Size: 45.8 KB ID: 759209
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                  • holehogg
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                    holehogg commented
                    October 21, 2019, 12:29 PM
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                    Progress is exciting. Looking mighty fine. You still on schedule?
                  • Backroadmeats
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                    Backroadmeats commented
                    October 21, 2019, 01:15 PM
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                    It will be close.. I have 20 days til deer season.. but have a list started with 15 beef and some hogs waiting too. Calls are starting to come everyday now. So I have all the work in the world just no building.
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                  Got the power service in.. getting energized tomorrow morning. They had to haul a track machine here from 50 miles away because it is so muddy. Tin is on 60 percent of ceiling in back.. FRP board on 50 percent of front. Garage doors and openers went in today.. Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20191023_085645.jpg Views: 239 Size: 168.8 KB ID: 760635Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20191023_090730.jpg Views: 243 Size: 117.5 KB ID: 760636Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20191024_085104.jpg Views: 228 Size: 93.2 KB ID: 760637Click image for larger version Name: MVIMG_20191024_085144.jpg Views: 238 Size: 84.9 KB ID: 760638
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                    #74
                    Drillied the well today.. some how in this swamp I live in they drilled down 160 ft and didn't hit water.. so they will try again tomorrow.. Click image for larger version Name: IMG_20191030_165226.jpg Views: 186 Size: 95.2 KB ID: 763224
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                    • mountainsmoker
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                      mountainsmoker commented
                      October 30, 2019, 07:19 PM
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                      You are moving right a long.
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                      smokin fool commented
                      October 30, 2019, 07:55 PM
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                      They forgot to bring a divining rod....
                    #75
                    For my late Mother-in-law a few years back, they had to go to 200 ft & that was in Frontenac, near the big river.

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