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Last one to leave the nest?

Well, there is that aspect, tho I'd still be inclined to have drug him out of his truck, put something on him Clorox couldn't takeoff and drubbed his GenX nose in the mis-dumped chicken pooh. I mean, what's the worst that could happen? He goes back to the office, takes some time off, moves back...

You should have beaten the young driver and I mean one he'll remember the rest of his bloody life.. It's them young ones that a beating would have a long lasting and profoundly positive effect on, not older farts that just don't care..

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Welcome back and Good Luck. Semper Fi!

The only reason I bothered listening to Mommas and poppas was because of Michelle Philips but wow, did she ever turn into a total dopehead mess. That group was all screwed up.

Were you the one doin the hanky panky?

I've seen them many many times, with their wings spread out early mornings. They have to, especially after a cool night . The can fly some without doing it, but cannot go high and soar. It's even got a name. 'Horaltic pose', and most large winged birds have to do it. Some believe it comes from...

I've watched them for years. Early in the morning, buzzards are still in roost or just barely on the ground walking about and just stretching their wings to dry in the sun.

Relish that feeling. They become fewer and fewer.

I did fire ants but I whole heartedly support any artistic endeavor that might end up killing a tree.

I usually am pretty good at making mostly sawdust..

Does your hard (and maybe long) winters play a part in 20%-22% open rate for yearling heifers?

Those bought heifers and bought bred heifers didn't just fall off the heifer tree one sunny afternoon. Somebody(s) somewhere, is spending the time and $$ to raise these heifers that others are buying. Those replacement 'stockpersons' are doing one of 2 things. 1.Making $$$$ or 2. going...

Well, I have. But that says nothing bad about the good cow. The bad cow needs (pick what ever is applicable and there are more that won't be listed) Help calving, multiple heats to breed back, more doctoring than the good cow, the same or more forage to prevent going from a bad cow to a...

Well, I think the difference is the sun's path. I don't really understand it fully, but for instance, there's a total solar eclipse coming in April and Copperas Cove is planning for a huge influx of visitors and campers to view it because the path of totality will be passing directly overhead...

I suspect an early and blistering summer for my neck of the woods. We'll be pushing the century mark later today...

Yes, some are better able to metabolize the available copper, some are less able to but if the soil and forage are lacking in any element, it will have some effect on all even if not visually evident.

Most non-cattle people base their view of a healthy cow on pictures they see or at a county fair of show cows. There's a huge difference between a cow/calf operation cow and market steers ready to go on feed. A good functional, easy doer momma, that breeds back every time and has good feet...

No need. That already exists. Even here at CT.