I know they were mad ...

[skyhightree1]

 

[hillbilly beef man]

Most likely did not know that they had lost it till they had gotten home,

 

[skyhightree1]

im sure and if they did know they would have caught h e ll getting it out the ditch.

 

[Son of Butch]

Baling ditches already...boy you must have really had a warm spell.

 

[TCRanch]

That's what happened to our neighbor last week. Saw him pull out of the pasture as I was headed out to feed, noticed there was a new bale but he left the gate wide open & had the Deere at top speed. WTH? About 10 minutes later he came barreling down the road with another bale. Or what was left of it & dragging half the netting. He did not appreciate my laughter.

 

[A.J.]

Yep. That's why I strap ours down real good when hauling a load down the road. Most folks here don't use straps. It's probably overkill for most folks, but I Would hate to lose it, or worse, fall off and hurt someone or something.

 

[ga.prime]

Looks small enough I'd have thrown it in the back of the truck. Is that what you did, sky?

 

[bird dog]

You ought to see what one looks like flying off at 60 MPH on the interstate. There ain't much left to pick up. Don't ask me how I know this.

 

[skyhightree1]

Looks small enough I'd have thrown it in the back of the truck. Is that what you did, sky?

;-)

 

[Ol' 243]

I had a neighbor that was combining corn last year and hauling it to the Co-Op to sell, he turned the corner a little fast and lost an entire 2 ton bag of it at the end of our road. I was following him and called him to let him know, he said, "h*ll with it, I ain't got time to clean it up, the deer are gonna eat good". I went down there with six 55 gallon drums and shoveled most of it up. That was a bunch of money laying there for not much work

 

[greybeard]

I saw a bale unroll itself down the old I-10 bridge over Trinity River .