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  1. 05-15-2016, 06:24 PM #1
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    Default Put some old tobacco sticks to use today.


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    Looks great . We cut buckets in half and put lid on top part to double the # of stake buckets out of buckets we have . We use just enough concrete to bind in stakes . Tip if concrete does'nt hold stakes up well before drying use some small rocks to help hold them up till it dries . The extras weight saves concrete too .
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    They look good and I agree with Nimrod on cutting the buckets in half.
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    Attachment 196341 These built short but next batch was 2 x as tall .
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    Quote Originally Posted by NIMROD View Post
    Attachment 196341 These built short but next batch was 2 x as tall .
    Looks good. How many do you generally sink at each location?
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    You can stick them in busted cinder blocks too. Head to lowes and see if they will give you the broken blocks.
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    Those look great. I bet that they will produce. If you want to send the GPS I will try them for you. Lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crappiehabits View Post
    Looks good. How many do you generally sink at each location?
    Usually about 7 to 9 buckets but as many as you want if you like bigger spots
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