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duct tape on the outside of the buckets the tape stops the vacuum between the buckets we use 5 gal buckets to haul the dead out of the chicken houses we had a couple that split down the side - wrapped duct tape around them for that and this solved the bucket sticking problem too

I made this another thread to keep from pumping their numbers even higher... ;-)

I don't know about everyone else but I keep checking on the New Milking System thread to see if anyone - anyone replies about being curious or just as confused as I am... If this person isn't selling anything and no one is responding about being interested.... why do they keep adding more...

my dad has gotten into the chute on top of them and put pressure on their back with his feet - this causes them to get up but the hot shot is the number 1 and usually the only time it's used around here

did a google search - is this what you are talking about? so it really works huh :?: - never heard of it

here is the trick - talk it up then let him think on it for awhile - it will happen when it is "his" idea 8)

of the X or the book :?: :banana:

bought one of these for my Dad for his birthday (he only needs so many new shirts :roll: ) got it today - he thought it was pretty cool although we both agreed it is so small that it would be easily lost - so the first thing we did is paint it bright yellow I played with tightening up a couple...

Same here - I can do just about anything with the cows since I started feeding the range cubes. Until I moved here my dad didn't have time to play with the girls but I enjoy their reaction to a bag or 2 on the tailgate. Hard to imagine that an animal that big can kick up her heels. Now, instead...

back when I didn't work on the farm and actually had some free time - I used to teach obedience and agility classes, some of my big things were consistency - pick one name for a command and stick to it - it doesn't matter if you want the dog to sit and you say the word "green" as long as...

if anyone is looking for a pull camper - there are a bunch for sale in Hope Arkansas - looks like FEMA is cleaning out the trailers they have caught so much slack for stockpiling .... if you wanted one - you could get one really cheap http://www.gsaauctions.gov search for auctions in arkansas

- seen it myself - it is a fine piece of landscaping! I think that is how shabby chic decorating got started! :roll:

I think the sawzall is the way to go if you figure the time you would spend pulling or cutting off nail heads you can have paid for the saw (if you have enough posts ;-) ) I have so much other work to do in my "spare" time that I have to work efficiently, I just can't always do the recycling...

also check factories - the little Debbie factory near here gets them with some liquid sugar stuff and some other things that we don't want to know about going into food I bought one for $10. and use it as a dog house - waterproof and big enough for 3 labradors all I had to do was rinse it out...

thank you - now to get outside and try it so that I can remember it when I need it :roll:

DJ thanks for the photo - now I understand the purpose but does someone have a picture of the braided part - can't seem to get my head around that :roll: brain probably got cooked today in the 105 temps

pictures please!!!!!!!!!!! :shock: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

my grandmother used to use a new bar of soap

Dad made a couple similar to this - had to chain them to t-posts to keep the bulls from tipping them also added a post (big one) a few feet away and swung a cattle dip / rub (whatever you call it) between the feeder and the post

that looks like the plastic culvert pipe the county just put in on our road. The road gets normal passenger car traffic, weekly semi feed truck traffic, and when we ship chickens lots of semi traffic.