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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 19 Oct 2014 08:41pm Reply
 
 Exterior complete and ready for inspection
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 19 Oct 2014 08:44pm - Edited by: Shadyacres Reply
 
 Exterior complete and ready for inspection
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 24 Oct 2014 03:40pm Reply
 
 Final inspection passed. Now time for some serious camping.
 
 
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| Popeye Member
 | # Posted: 25 Oct 2014 12:58pm Reply
 
 Congratulations!
 
 
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| skootamattaschmidty Member
 | # Posted: 25 Oct 2014 08:50pm Reply
 
 Awesome!  Nice work!
 
 
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| OwenChristensen Member
 | # Posted: 26 Oct 2014 10:19am Reply
 
 Very cool. I like all the room.
 
 
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| hattie Member
 | # Posted: 26 Oct 2014 04:40pm Reply
 
 Your place is absolutely beautiful!!!!  You should be so proud of it and yourself for all the hard work and amazing designing.  Congratulations!!!
    
 Will you use this as your permanent house or is it a cabin?
 
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 26 Oct 2014 09:27pm Reply
 
 Thank you everyone and Hattie , that is why I went the inspection route. I do plan to live in this cabin some day.
 
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 26 Oct 2014 09:38pm Reply
 
 Fun times with the grandson visiting the cabin.
 
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 2 Nov 2014 07:21pm Reply
 
 Wild Creature showed up !
 
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 9 Nov 2014 07:57pm Reply
 
 Fun weekend
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 17 Nov 2014 05:54am Reply
 
 A few interior pics
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| brokeneck Member
 | # Posted: 28 Nov 2014 04:57pm Reply
 
 SWEEEEET
 
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 29 Nov 2014 07:47pm Reply
 
 Thanksgiving at the cabin looked more like Christmas at the cabin !
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 28 Dec 2014 06:11pm Reply
 
 Christmas at the cabin.
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| neb Member
 | # Posted: 28 Dec 2014 06:21pm Reply
 
 Awesome!!
 
 
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| Gary O Member
 | # Posted: 28 Dec 2014 07:03pm Reply
 
 gorgeous
 
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 3 Jan 2015 09:57am Reply
 
 Thanks neb and Gary O.
 
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 3 Jan 2015 10:00am Reply
 
 I've decided I will make a 20 X 20 living area in the basement and make steps to go down under the ones I use to go to the loft. I wasn't planning on doing this originally but decided I will now. I think I will use solid wood on the walls. The basement already is studded out with nailers or in my case I need to use screws since it has metal nailers.
 
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 3 Jan 2015 10:03am Reply
 
 I've also closed in an area in the corner of the basement ( 6 X 8 ) insulated it and installed an electric heater on a thermostat which will keep all my water drains and water heater including water tank at whatever temp I want. Right now I have it set at 45 degrees. It is working great.
 
 
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| Kirby Member
 | # Posted: 3 Jan 2015 05:07pm Reply
 
 You've got a really nice cabin, Shadyacres!  Love that countertop.
  
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 3 Jan 2015 05:37pm Reply
 
 Thanks, Kirby
 
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 10 Jan 2015 11:44pm Reply
 
 Room in basement to keep water fixtures from freezing.
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 25 Jan 2015 02:31pm Reply
 
 Made a wild game feeder out of a barrel.
 
 
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| tfsimmons Member
 | # Posted: 25 Jan 2015 03:00pm Reply
 
 Shadyacres,
 Very cool. A few questions:
 What animals are you attracting?
 How full is your barrel and what kind of feed?
 How large are the openings?
 How do you keep large animals from knocking it around?
 Thanks,
 Tim
 
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 25 Jan 2015 08:01pm Reply
 
 Hi tf  , I only have had it up two weeks so far. First week was all squirrels and this week I also have some deer visiting. I put 100 LBS  of shelled corn in it first week and put another 25 LBS or so in 2nd week. I made two openings about 1 1/2 ft apart on the side facing on the pic. I think the openings are about 2 inches in  diameter. I was worried they would be too small but they are working fine as the corn slides out well. I did have it sitting on a skid at first but decided to do away with the skid so corn does not slide out so easy. I also used two ratchet straps to fasten it to the small tree behind it. I put the hooks it the holes on the bottom and the top strap toward the top. I do not know if this will work for bears. I will find out come spring because there is a fair amount of bears around. There was ten in the neighborhood last summer. The pictures I looked at when I got home today are not the best , I need to move my cam a little lower next week. Thanks for checking in.
 
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 26 Jan 2015 07:52pm Reply
 
 Took off work today because of the snow so I got my corner TV stand done for the cabin.
 
 
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| BlueBerryFarmer Member
 | # Posted: 30 Jan 2015 02:09pm Reply
 
 Love the Cabin! Wanted to ask, your knotty pine where did you purchase it from and is it the 3/4in T&G?
 Building my first cabin on our 9 acres NE Missouri. 24x24 with a loft 8X24. planning on doing the knotty pine thoughout and was looking for a supplier with quality pine.
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 30 Jan 2015 04:07pm Reply
 
 Thanks for the kind words BBF. I will look forward to seeing pictures of your build as you go forth. I actually purchased my pine T & G from a small sawmill about 2 miles from me. His prices went up since I purchased mine but for a pine 1 X 6 X 8 ft. which I used for walls his price is now 3.72 and the 1 X 8 X 8 ft. T & G with center groove which I used for ceiling is $ 5.01 with a 3 % discount with orders over $600 or 5% discount with orders over  $ 2000. These were also kiln dried. Non kiln dried for same dimensions would be $2.44 and $ 3.30 respectively. I am sure you may be able to find some sawmills in your area or discounted building supply places where you may purchase lumber.  Good Luck    Shady Acres
 
 
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| Shadyacres Member
 | # Posted: 7 Feb 2015 12:56pm Reply
 
 Some pics taken of my corn feeder
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