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Old 06/26/13, 04:07 PM
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In a sodded area cut out and remove the sod. Lay it to the side. put down a tarp or piece of plywood to pile your dirt on. Bury the item, replace dirt and sod. Water sod and spread extra dirt away from bury site. In a day you will not know anything was put there. GPS the site or measure from two known points or better yet three known points.
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In the neighbor's cornfield?

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Old 06/26/13, 07:19 PM
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Put it under the manure pile
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Also, just in case someone does come looking for it, make it a habit to start burying chunks of metal everywhere... so some snoopy snoop with a metal detector will get tired of digging up plow points and old mower blades.
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Multiflora rose, greenbrier, and blackberry.
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I think a bee hive would do the trick.
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