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Supreme Fact Checker
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Where could i get a 55 gallon drum filled with corn at in the Morgan/Cullman County area?
I had much rather be tried by twelve than carried to my grave by six!!!!
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12 point
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check out at the feed place out on HWY36 by Danville School. I have been meaning to stop and ask them since last year.
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
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not sure but if you want to come to guntersville then I can tell you. I believe it is cargill. I have bought plenty of it that way.
it comes to about 340 pounds for about $28 bucks.
not sure what the name of the place is. but it is down by the water across the road from the court house. easy to find.
Last edited by robgillaspie; 08/15/11 06:25 AM.
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Have you bought any lately for that price?
I had much rather be tried by twelve than carried to my grave by six!!!!
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10 point
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8 cent a pound???? don't think so. down in Lee County at BW Capps, it is about $.20 cent a pound if you have your own drum.
Very comparable to the 40 pound bag price, right now.
As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.
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mteague the best place that I know of in the cullman co area is a place called federer feed and fertilize there number is 734-1226 the last time I was in there he had alot of foosd plot stuff and corn and if you need fertilizer spread he also does that and limes to so they have alot to offer for deer feeds to like purina and record rack and so on!
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10 point
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I have a buddy who is a farmer over in Albany, Ga and he sold his corn last week for $7.03/bushel which is 56lbs. No wonder corn is so high!
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I checked a friend of mines corn in south Wilcox County yesterday and he will probably start picking anytime now. Probably today.
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8 point
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do the deer and yourself a favor, fertilize and lime the grounds you hunt on. that will do more for making big deer than all the bait you can put out, and won't kill the deer in the process. once corn gets wet and molds, it is toxic. plus think about what corn is, in livestock it produces Heat because of the carbs. not protien that they really need.
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Boo Boo Head
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Charles Randolph in Danville pm me for his cell #.
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