FATC1TY

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I dump mine on the hill of the side of my house- I don't ever smell it, and it keeps the people and dog out of my backyard/side yard.. I live on the corner and they like to come in the yard and get my dogs all worked up!

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Bubba's Backyard Brewery

Frogmanx82

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A groundhog hole is my spot. Not sure if he eats them, but that hole will never be filled up.

DrunkleJon

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I have a large stump and hole that I am trying to get to rot. I put fireplace ashes and grains in it. It is also a never filling hole. Hopefully the moisture that is retained by the rotting grains and damp ashes promote the rot.

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On Deck: Black Lager (im stalling on this one for some reason), Octoberfest/Marzen
Fermenting:Apfelwein
Kegged: Breakfast Stout, Cream Ale, Apfelwein, Pale Ale
Bottled: American Amber/Red Ale

Skarekrough

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The local deer population love it. I have a nice secluded spot in my backyard that I dump the tun out into. Usually in a day or two they're all gone.

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Primary: RIS, Scotch Ale, Lager (infected...to be dumped....coping with loss)
Secondary: None
Kegged: Crippled Moose Stout, Milk Stout, Morons Porter, Dead Guy Clone, DoppleBock, HocktoberFest,

andysim

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Deer near my house stick their nose in it but don't eat.

My dog ate some out of a week old pile in our woods and puked it all over the house. I wasn't' home, so the SWMBO had to clean it up.

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Trip Queens Brewery
Clayton, NC
Brewing better than average beer since February 2009

Primary - Calf Scraper White IPA, Casabbey Pale Ale, Caspac Pale Ale
Kegged -Rummy Ruski Imperial Stout, San Fran Robust Porter Belgian Dark Stron

kombat

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I simply double-bag mine in garbage bags and it goes out with the weekly pick-up.

wheathead

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Give mine to the neighbor to feed his chickens.

smokinop

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I give mine to a buddy who has a compost bin. He brings me vegetable's & wine!

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"I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it." Thomas Jefferson
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Primary:
Strong Dark Ale


Secondary:


Bottled:
Irish Stout
Irish Red

Kegged:
Double IPA
American Brown Ale
Dry Irish Stout

ToV

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I fear the spring thaw. My tumble composter is full and will be placed on the garden come spring. Now compost is being stored in a trash can that freezes. I already have 2 brews in the the trash can, will probably have two more by the end of the month. The smell will be pretty bad when the can unfreezes.

I plan on moving in a year or so and one of the things I need to do is build up a sizable enough compost bin/pile that it doesn't freeze in the winter and stays active.

suedagardener

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give them to a farmer!~!!