I do drive though a lot of vegetation, but not many vines.yes, those vines, or birds next Thrasher nests are a nightmare, vines everywhere...all over the hub.I have never noticed a problem with that in the 7 years I have owned my P5, but I will admit that the number of times I have checked inside my rear hubs, I could probably count on one hand.
Sounds like a great place....Oklahoma...well, maybe some day I'll visit it. I grew up in South Florida, moved to DC (loathed it), then moved to San Diego (paradise on earth), then back to south FL, then back to Potomac, MD, then to LA and now in central FL. I enjoy the dry, mid-west type climate. Arrid, dry never rains type weather. We moved to central FL cause that's were my wifes job took us. So be it............I guess I'll just keep checking every so often the rear and front hubs...make sure those dang vines aren't jammin that area. Thanks for the offer to move to Oklahoma.......much appreciated Pard.Dang! Rob, you need to move to Oklahoma. Plenty of room here. No vine problems and we're one of the few states where the cows outnumber the people. None of them "Thrasher nightmare birds" either. Ours state bird is the "Sissor-tailed Flycatcher, and the female builds her nest out of cigarette filters.
"She builds a cup-shaped nest with an outer layer of, grass stems, and debris such as string, cloth, paper, or even cigarette filters. The nest is lined with softer materials, then the female lays four to six eggs. Once her clutch is complete, the female fiercely defends the area around her nest. Both sexes are extremely territorial during the breeding season and will attack intruders many times their size, including larger birds such as Red-tailed and Swainson's Hawks."
None of them pesky alligators either. Our State Reptile is the Mountain Boomer Lizard. Less than a foot long and runs around on its hind legs. Does not bite , as far as I know.
Holy chit Man! wow......yer right...its not "that" bad I suchpose...
😂😂😂 There might've been one around 🤷♂️😂
