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A friend told about being in a bar in northern North Dakota and they would blow the siren in town so the Canadians could get back across the border before it closed for the night.

Our weird winter weather we've had lately causes me concern if they do get a foothold some way. It has stayed warm longer then usual and hot days earlier then normal could give them a larger window to reproduce in.

Bought a pickup on a auction Monday almost to I 35 and was going to drive it home and decided it would be better to haul it home so I went today with a trailer and picked it up. They had good chicken strips at ASAP on the east side today. Town has grown over the years to what it used to be...

Pretty sure I drove through that intersection today on my way through today.

I believe the screw worm larva require a live animal for a host, still something to think about.

Sounds like a good time.

A cousin was buying a charger at Atwoods, regional chain store similar to Tractor Supply, in about that time frame. They were HOT grounded out or not, cattle wouldn't graze the plum thickets if he had a wire ran through them.

With a good early wean ration and several smaller pens to start them in smaller groups it would be doable. You wouldn't want to be figuring it after you bought them for sure.

Yeah but you can kill an Emu with a pellet gun.

The clouds were all I got to see.

Glad your doing well Kenny.

I've known that since I was a kid, old guy we knew told about his mother taking her turkey hens to the neighbors tom to mate them and then they would lay a clutch of eggs and hatch them.

Several choices for a new herd bull for some one.https://enid.craigslist.org/grd/d/lahoma-dexter-bulls/7923230762.html, https://enid.craigslist.org/grd/d/mooreland-belted-galloway-beefmaster/7928103755.html, https://enid.craigslist.org/grd/d/mooreland-belted-galloway-beefmaster/7928086929.html

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Nope, most of the time at Walmart it looks like two sows fighting at the feed trough. Which is how I always heard the saying.

Makes sense. My other guess was a Craigslist Duroc.

Brute 23 Thank you for the run down on cotton seed. There are three of the round bales of cotton seeds at a local feed store, they've been there since just before the first of the year and haven't moved.

Kunekune or something else?

We had a walk out basement at the old place we don't here. Some of this stuff has to go somewhere.

An extra door is a must especially for the wife's container and how they will be set up on each side of a shed. Every place around here that sells them will install a walk in door and windows.