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eating bale twine
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<blockquote data-quote="Jeanne - Simme Valley" data-source="post: 614356" data-attributes="member: 968"><p>Good posts guys - I remove ALL twine, net, plastic - all that I find - SOMETIMES it's "hidden" inside. I have found "spet" out balls of plastic twine. Makes me sick to know they might have swollowed it.</p><p>As someone already pointed out - it is much more dangerous for calves, because they can & will get "plugged up" much faster.</p><p>Beating the bale with a bat - oh yes, been there, done that a lot - after ice storms. HATE IT. I usually pick up the bale with spear and than "mush" it down on the next bale, to break up some of the ice on top of next bale. Really saves on my arms.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jeanne - Simme Valley, post: 614356, member: 968"] Good posts guys - I remove ALL twine, net, plastic - all that I find - SOMETIMES it's "hidden" inside. I have found "spet" out balls of plastic twine. Makes me sick to know they might have swollowed it. As someone already pointed out - it is much more dangerous for calves, because they can & will get "plugged up" much faster. Beating the bale with a bat - oh yes, been there, done that a lot - after ice storms. HATE IT. I usually pick up the bale with spear and than "mush" it down on the next bale, to break up some of the ice on top of next bale. Really saves on my arms. [/QUOTE]
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