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<blockquote data-quote="Caustic Burno" data-source="post: 1026139" data-attributes="member: 694"><p>Andy that line of thinking is why we are disappearing everyday it is called welfare cattle, our profit margin's shrink and shrink because we are not keeping track of the dollar's. We keep working ourself to death so John Q Public can eat a cheaper steak. There is no free ride here. I agree there is no better life it still has to pay for itself. No matter how much you or I love it cost dollar's to do it.</p><p>I would venture the majority on this board spend more on having cow's each year than they bring in if they were honest with themself. Doubt there are many that even know's what it cost to keep Ole Belle standing in the pasture a day. Get a salebarn check of 10 grand and happy as dead pig in the sunshine they spent 15 grand to get it. I hear it is an investment, that only work's if it make's money! I hear it is a tax right off that is the biggest scheme they ever came up with. You spend dollar's to save pennies ,great deal you saved a penny if you needed the equipment. </p><p>That formula won't continue to work as it is the same one the US Government is using today.</p><p>Open an acount for the cow's put your salebarn check's in it and that is your operating capital most would be in the red .</p><p>It doesn't matter if you have 10 cow's or a 100 that animal has a yearly cost. The question is who is paying it.</p><p>Did the cow maintain herself along with everything it took to keep her, or is she on welfare in subsidized housing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Caustic Burno, post: 1026139, member: 694"] Andy that line of thinking is why we are disappearing everyday it is called welfare cattle, our profit margin's shrink and shrink because we are not keeping track of the dollar's. We keep working ourself to death so John Q Public can eat a cheaper steak. There is no free ride here. I agree there is no better life it still has to pay for itself. No matter how much you or I love it cost dollar's to do it. I would venture the majority on this board spend more on having cow's each year than they bring in if they were honest with themself. Doubt there are many that even know's what it cost to keep Ole Belle standing in the pasture a day. Get a salebarn check of 10 grand and happy as dead pig in the sunshine they spent 15 grand to get it. I hear it is an investment, that only work's if it make's money! I hear it is a tax right off that is the biggest scheme they ever came up with. You spend dollar's to save pennies ,great deal you saved a penny if you needed the equipment. That formula won't continue to work as it is the same one the US Government is using today. Open an acount for the cow's put your salebarn check's in it and that is your operating capital most would be in the red . It doesn't matter if you have 10 cow's or a 100 that animal has a yearly cost. The question is who is paying it. Did the cow maintain herself along with everything it took to keep her, or is she on welfare in subsidized housing. [/QUOTE]
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