Welcome to Fist Full of Dirt, the official podcast of Mossyoke Properties.

Whether you own a small farm, lease land, or just love hanging in your backyard.

We're all about the outdoor lifestyle and how to get the most from your time in God's great outdoors.

Now here's your host, Roddy Kuz Strickland. Well hello and

welcome back. Still in the Camo Cave. How you doing Lauren? I'm good. Boy it's

it's been raining here in Northeast Mississippi, you know, up here. West Point, that's the home of Mossio, and our farm is kind of halfway between West Point and Tupelo, which is in the

northeast part of the state. We're originally from Natchez, which is about, I don't know,

four hours south of here. When I moved from Natchez to West Point my mom would call

and want to know what the weather was like

Bless her bone. She thought we moved to Minnesota or something.

It felt like it.

I wish they were around to see us now with the farm and all that kind of stuff.

But anyway, that's just the way it goes.

But we got a guy today that man I'm excited about this

one I love talking to people anyway you probably picked up on that but we're

gonna talk about tractors today, which is a fascinating subject to me, because we talk about planting biologic and doing this and making food plots, and I get from time to time, I'll get the comment, well you got a tractor.

We don't have a tractor.

And you know, if you want a tractor, you can get a tractor.

The first tractor I bought, I paid way less for that than guys pay for

a TV's yeah you remember what it looked like yeah I do it was pretty bad I think I paid $2,500 for it. It was a Ford I think 3,000 series

three cylinder diesel or something like that and thank God Greg Briggs was right down the

road. Greg Briggs is you may know him from the Turkey Thug show and we called him

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