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Sounds like a good day on the farm sim-ang.

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:bs: :bs: :bs: Please don't feed the troll.

Maybe him and another one on here can eat some nice Holstein ribeye's in his restaurant. :roll: '

Don't feed the troll. :bs: :bs: :bs:

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The bathroom in the shop is a breeding ground for flies for some reason. I guess it stays warmer at night so the larvae can hatch? It is kept very clean but for some reason they were getting bad in there this year. Hung up some fly tags in there and it got rid of them. I think this is the only...

I've been known to tie the key to the dipstick. That way when I get a call asking where it is I can say "If you were checking the oil in that thing like you're supposed to you'd have found the key."

True CB. It's for that reason that I don't think it's wise to lease land from year to year or without a written agreement. Me personally I'm not very trusting of most folks. I'm even less trusting of their kids.

We kept having gates by the road wind up mysteriously open. After running cows back in about three times we put locks on all gates around the exterior. I'd just like to know why somebody would think it's funny to do crap like that.

I'm just now getting into the cattle business with my own herd. Brother has been doing it for a couple years now and I guess I've been his unhired hired hand. :lol: We don't come from a family that farms but both of us worked for a few farmers from grade school to college. The cost of getting...

I agree. Seems if they see the "light at the end of the tunnel" that they'll move toward it. I use sorting paddles to load cattle into the tub and then into the alley way but sometimes it is necessary to use a hot shot to get them to move up the alley. It's usually the young calves or a cow...