Well Fast, it might make a nice video game <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" /> To a Infantry guy with a AT4 it's nothing more than a mobile coffin.

Now back on topic, My first expereince with a Bush Hog was in the 70's in Florida. We were having our property cleared. The guy that sold us the property "Old Man Peterson" was driving the Hog. The land was scrub oak, saw palmetto and sand pine mix. It's amazing the what one of those things can mow down.

I hear Old Man Peterson screaming. He jumps off the tractor and runs. The tractor and hog just keep on trucking for 10 yards or so. He had ran over a goher hole that had been converted into a southern yellow jacket hive. He must have been stung 30 plus times. We sprayed the hole with wasp spray that shoots 25 feet ( after everything had calmed down ). The next day the hole was surrounding by dead wasps,about two garden wheel barrels worth. We dug up the nest it was the size of a large cooler.

The hog does a nice job shaving down the saw palmetto but removing the stumps is a exercise in patience. Thos things do not give up easy. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/patriot.gif" alt="" />