certherfbeef
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Was past Dickinson Cattle Company today and thought I'd stop to see what I could see. The cow herd was over the hill, I could barely see them from I70. Quite a few bulls in this lot. Most stayed over the hill and didn't want to come up and talk to me like this fella.
And NO Caustic, I didn't pet him.
Now, I doubt that this picture will give you flat landers any sort of scale of the rolling hills on this place but I tried. Dickinson's place was a strip mine. Hubby hauled many a load of lime and coal out of here. That also results in poor ground. AND beins that it is in Belmont county, the ground isn't too rich anyhow. Add those factors together and Dickinson owns the poorest ground in 3 counties.
This guy was making a lot of noise rattleing the barb with them clown stabbers. He was in a different field than the 2 year olds.
"Mildred, why do you reckon them folk always flash that light in our faces?"
Someone's gonna poke an eye out! These guys look to be in better shape than I have seen in most years. They must be feeding heavy this winter.
Hope ya'll enjoyed the tour on this cloudy Ohio day.
And NO Caustic, I didn't pet him.
Now, I doubt that this picture will give you flat landers any sort of scale of the rolling hills on this place but I tried. Dickinson's place was a strip mine. Hubby hauled many a load of lime and coal out of here. That also results in poor ground. AND beins that it is in Belmont county, the ground isn't too rich anyhow. Add those factors together and Dickinson owns the poorest ground in 3 counties.
This guy was making a lot of noise rattleing the barb with them clown stabbers. He was in a different field than the 2 year olds.
"Mildred, why do you reckon them folk always flash that light in our faces?"
Someone's gonna poke an eye out! These guys look to be in better shape than I have seen in most years. They must be feeding heavy this winter.
Hope ya'll enjoyed the tour on this cloudy Ohio day.
