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<blockquote data-quote="lancemart" data-source="post: 105817" data-attributes="member: 1817"><p>I don't mean to be a pain in the you know what, but I know nothing and asking all these absurd questions I learned an awful lot. I get answers as if I wore a dunce cap, and when it comes to raising cattle in Rhode Island, and not being able to get good answers here, I do where the cap well. I learned an awful lot, and when I repeat things that I learned on this sitepeople listen as if I was there Vet. We do not know too much here. There are people that own cattle, but so few really take care of them. My theory is if I own it I want to give it the best care. I also believe in mother nature taking care of things, but sometimes conditions are not at there optimum and we have to step in. I want to know everything so I don't make any dire mistakes.</p><p></p><p>And, by the way, to answer the simple question, I will send pictures. I spoke to my daughter, who raises goats, and makes goat cheese, that she cannot keep up with, and she will take the pictures for me. </p><p> Her cow is coming over this week to keep my bull Pasquale happy.</p><p>Well I hope this gives you some background of why I ask so many questions, I think I can take the dunce cap off now.</p><p>Thanks for all your answers</p><p>Lancemart</p><p>Lance was my dog who is not around anymore, the greatest dog I ever had A fawn Great Dane. Would not leave my side.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lancemart, post: 105817, member: 1817"] I don't mean to be a pain in the you know what, but I know nothing and asking all these absurd questions I learned an awful lot. I get answers as if I wore a dunce cap, and when it comes to raising cattle in Rhode Island, and not being able to get good answers here, I do where the cap well. I learned an awful lot, and when I repeat things that I learned on this sitepeople listen as if I was there Vet. We do not know too much here. There are people that own cattle, but so few really take care of them. My theory is if I own it I want to give it the best care. I also believe in mother nature taking care of things, but sometimes conditions are not at there optimum and we have to step in. I want to know everything so I don't make any dire mistakes. And, by the way, to answer the simple question, I will send pictures. I spoke to my daughter, who raises goats, and makes goat cheese, that she cannot keep up with, and she will take the pictures for me. Her cow is coming over this week to keep my bull Pasquale happy. Well I hope this gives you some background of why I ask so many questions, I think I can take the dunce cap off now. Thanks for all your answers Lancemart Lance was my dog who is not around anymore, the greatest dog I ever had A fawn Great Dane. Would not leave my side. [/QUOTE]
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