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Re: What's in your garden? - Yeshuah Hamashiach - 02-05-2011 I have a Mead telescope that doubles as a spotter. I got an attachment for hooking the camera up to it but my camera is too heavy . I need to buy a newer camera with full lens with thread for filters and secondary lenses with light body. I could get some nice pics then without problems. Except it is still best to use a remote to snap the pics for high def. Re: What's in your garden? - tvguy - 02-05-2011 Jesus Christ Wrote:I have a Mead telescope that doubles as a spotter. I got an attachment for hooking the camera up to it but my camera is too heavy . I need to buy a newer camera with full lens with thread for filters and secondary lenses with light body. Yeah me too I could get some nice pics then without problems. Except it is still best to use a remote to snap the pics for high def. Yeah a remote would be nice, sometimes when I use a slow shutter speed just touching the button to take a pic is enough to blur the photo. So I use the timed exposer setting. Re: What's in your garden? - Yeshuah Hamashiach - 02-05-2011 Either that or the timer . Re: What's in your garden? - bbqboy - 02-05-2011 film? You use your telescope to take pictures of your garden? Re: What's in your garden? - Yeshuah Hamashiach - 02-05-2011 bbqboy Wrote:film? You use your telescope to take pictures of your garden?BBQ I am around ten minutes from the hills and lots of raptors . Below was a Nike missile location. I have an Olympus E20 SLR it is built like a tank. I have sweet Questar my dad bought but it isn't something I would take out. So I bough a Meade without the guidance system. Is doubles as a spotting scope when taken off its stand and put on tripod alone with a light camera I could take pics of birds as long as they are perched and anything on the ground . It would be useful to try and spot wildcats cats. Re: What's in your garden? - bbqboy - 02-05-2011 I know where you are, silly. Berk isn't that big. Re: What's in your garden? - Yeshuah Hamashiach - 02-06-2011 I need an open area I don't have at the moment from the living room height to use the telescope the way I would like to. If expense wans't an issue I would skip too much excess but without a doubt a good selection of telescopes and accessories would be the way to go. It would be awesome to do a real road trip RV style & fully equipped. Re: What's in your garden? - cletus1 - 02-06-2011 tvguy Wrote:One more thing Cletus. The best way I ever found to build a pig pen was to use those stockade panels that you get from Grange Co-op. They are 20 feet long by 48 or 54 in. or something like that. You don't need the taller ones. He looks like a cat killer alright. My dogs never learned to tolerate cats either, but they could never catch any of the ones they chased. Probably a good thing. I already have a pen for the hogs. It is an area I fenced for my dogs. It should work OK with the hot wire around the bottom of it. I also plan to dig out an area about 15 feet in diameter and a foot deep for a wallow. When it gets hot I can run water into it for a nice mud bath. We will see if this works out. I have no experience raising hogs. I sure hope they dont get out of the pen and wander around the neighbor hood. They would probably be hard to catch. I plan to start looking for weiner pigs in late March or early April. Re: What's in your garden? - Juniper - 02-06-2011 A wiener is a hot dog. A weaner is a weaned piglet. But I guess the weaner could become a wiener. Re: What's in your garden? - bbqboy - 02-06-2011 Juniper Wrote:A wiener is a hot dog. A weaner is a weaned piglet. But I guess the weaner could become a wiener.It is its destiny. With a bit of al pastor thrown in. Re: What's in your garden? - cletus1 - 02-06-2011 Juniper Wrote:A wiener is a hot dog. A weaner is a weaned piglet. But I guess the weaner could become a wiener.I know that. I typed wiener by mistake. Maybe I'll just buy some sausage pigs in April. Re: What's in your garden? - Yeshuah Hamashiach - 02-06-2011 bbqboy Wrote:Isn't Wiener a Jewish name ?Juniper Wrote:A wiener is a hot dog. A weaner is a weaned piglet. But I guess the weaner could become a wiener.It is its destiny. Re: What's in your garden? - Yeshuah Hamashiach - 02-06-2011 cletus1 Wrote:Build yourself a smokehouse too.Juniper Wrote:A wiener is a hot dog. A weaner is a weaned piglet. But I guess the weaner could become a wiener.I know that. I typed wiener by mistake. Maybe I'll just buy some sausage pigs in April. Re: What's in your garden? - PonderThis - 02-06-2011 Jesus Christ Wrote:Isn't Wiener a Jewish name ?No, that's Whiner. edit: I know this was in very bad taste and well, he just made it too easy to resist. I already repent. Re: What's in your garden? - Yeshuah Hamashiach - 02-06-2011 PonderThis Wrote:No , you don't .Jesus Christ Wrote:Isn't Wiener a Jewish name ?I already repent. Re: What's in your garden? - PonderThis - 02-06-2011 OK then, Winner. Re: What's in your garden? - bbqboy - 02-06-2011 PonderThis Wrote:OK then, Winner.I think you mean Wiener. Re: What's in your garden? - tvguy - 02-06-2011 Quote: Cletus... He looks like a cat killer alright. My dogs never learned to tolerate cats either, but they could never catch any of the ones they chased. Probably a good thing. Well that was his first and only time he ever got near a cat. How the big bastard could catch a cat is a mystery. Maybe the cat was PETrified with fear or he thought he would stand his ground. Either way he darwined out. Re: What's in your garden? - Tia - 02-08-2011 Gaawd. I could use a cat killer over here! JK. I have not "Planted" yet. I'm turning over rosebushes and pruning them and turning the garden. To cold. If I plant peas this soon they will rot. Re: What's in your garden? - tvguy - 02-08-2011 Tia Wrote:Gaawd. I could use a cat killer over here! JK. 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