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Dsth
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welcome to the CT family. like most families, we don't all agree on the same things. you are welcome to voice your opinion, answer questions, and ask whatever is on your mind. We have a vast amount of knowledge among the members that can answer almost any question that you can post. Feel free to jump in on any topic that interest you. Hope you enjoy the time you spend on here.
TennesseeTuxedo
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What’s a fng?
sstterry
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I had it linked, but I thought better of it because it contains a not so nice word. Search for it and the Vietnam war.
SBMF 2015
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Welcome to CT!
kenny thomas
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Guess I'm a fog. In more ways than 1
Welcome aboard!
greybeard
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Ah yes. The FNGs with new shiny boots and brightly colored just issued jungle camo uniforms... I was one once, didn't take long to become salty tho.
Welcome aboard Grumpity.
BayerFooted
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Bah hahaha 
FNG, at some point we're all that (sometimes with a bag of chips).
WELCOME FNG!
FNG, at some point we're all that (sometimes with a bag of chips). WELCOME FNG!
abrams1997
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Hello all!
I guess I am now the FNG. Working on the purchase of three Angus heifers (one with a bull calf). I am in Georgia, have about 13 acres of pasture with dallisgrass and plan to keep my herd to 3 or 4 birthing mommas and then sell all of the babies off as either yearlings or 2-yr olds. Don't know what is best...heck I can barely spell cow at this point
. I have just watched this heard operate for two years around me and ended up with two parcels that I never dreamed I would own. I have been building a new homestead primarily for equestrian purposes, but adjoining parcels kept approaching me to buy them. The cow guy I have been displacing is awesome and I asked if I could buy those three cows from him. Those ladies are awesome, come to their names we gave them, and eat out of our hands. Now just planning on having a tiny, organic farm to both enhance and support my wife's cake baking business.
Love the information I have found here. I have a lot of reading to do!
I guess I am now the FNG. Working on the purchase of three Angus heifers (one with a bull calf). I am in Georgia, have about 13 acres of pasture with dallisgrass and plan to keep my herd to 3 or 4 birthing mommas and then sell all of the babies off as either yearlings or 2-yr olds. Don't know what is best...heck I can barely spell cow at this point
. I have just watched this heard operate for two years around me and ended up with two parcels that I never dreamed I would own. I have been building a new homestead primarily for equestrian purposes, but adjoining parcels kept approaching me to buy them. The cow guy I have been displacing is awesome and I asked if I could buy those three cows from him. Those ladies are awesome, come to their names we gave them, and eat out of our hands. Now just planning on having a tiny, organic farm to both enhance and support my wife's cake baking business.Love the information I have found here. I have a lot of reading to do!
Lee VanRoss
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Lace up your boots! It can get deep.
