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Travlr
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Guess Sparrow was a little traumatized getting pelvic measured, BANGS & a magnet. Just plopped down like a dog. In a fresh pile.View attachment 40586View attachment 40587
Since several people are asking about it, how about a picture without the heifer hiding it?
Ouachita
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I was hoping to make it back up to the top of the hill for the sunset, but I got stuck and had to pull myself out a few minutes before this picture.
So I stopped, grabbed a picture from the bottom, and had a warm beer and a cold song before I went home.
So I stopped, grabbed a picture from the bottom, and had a warm beer and a cold song before I went home.
I'll try to remember and take one this morning.
Haven't cleaned out the chute since Wednesday but whatever, here's the brisket bar. The chute is a Titan and has a palp cage, bought it with the OK Corral portable system.
Dave
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Co pilot and navigator all ready to go feed this morning.
67 hungry cows volunteering to help unload the hay.
Co pilot got on the back to make sure the cows stay a respectful distance back. No stealing hay or rubbing on the truck is allowed.
67 hungry cows volunteering to help unload the hay.
Co pilot got on the back to make sure the cows stay a respectful distance back. No stealing hay or rubbing on the truck is allowed.
Ouachita
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About three weeks ago, we had a couple inches of snow (about 51 millimeters for you metric freaks). Then right after it mostly melted, we had a week below freezing, followed by an ice storm.
When that was over, we had five days of rain that thawed everything way too fast and turned the ground into something only comparable to a feast I had in Abbeville Louisiana about 20 years ago.
After all that, I opened the gate to allow them to graze the ryegrass. Still, after two weeks, I haven't had to put another bale out. I have one lone freebird at the feeder. Her name is Drysdale, first hog to the trough.
Edit to add……that groundhog may have been right this year. These usually wait until George Washington's birthday to bloom.
). Then right after it mostly melted, we had a week below freezing, followed by an ice storm.When that was over, we had five days of rain that thawed everything way too fast and turned the ground into something only comparable to a feast I had in Abbeville Louisiana about 20 years ago.
After all that, I opened the gate to allow them to graze the ryegrass. Still, after two weeks, I haven't had to put another bale out. I have one lone freebird at the feeder. Her name is Drysdale, first hog to the trough.
Edit to add……that groundhog may have been right this year. These usually wait until George Washington's birthday to bloom.
Ouachita
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Sorry about the trees in the photos, GB. I know they give you nightmares.
Ouachita
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Sometimes I snap a picture and post too fast. Apologies for that Jonquil flipping the bird.
greybeard
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CT member bbirder may have something to say about that....
You have it backwards. Trees don't give me nightmares. I'm the one with the chainsaw and herbicide....
Ouachita
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Gotcha on the chainsaw and herbicide! I've had three forest service trees fall on my fence in as many weeks.
On the Louisiana mash, I just meant that our ground looked a like, and had the same texture as boudin, after it has passed through a digestive system. I did not smell or taste to be sure, not that it would've confirmed anything
A random act of kindness. I don't even know our mail carrier and rarely see her unless I'm in the east or west 80's (house is a mile from the mailbox). But we smile & wave, sometimes say "Hi!". She left this note with our mail yesterday. Made my day!!!! Love living in a relatively small community.
Ouachita
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Ouachita
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The only way we get our name on the radio around here is if we're in the hospital or jail.A random act of kindness. I don't even know our mail carrier and rarely see her unless I'm in the east or west 80's (house is a mile from the mailbox). But we smile & wave, sometimes say "Hi!". She left this note with our mail yesterday. Made my day!!!! Love living in a relatively small community.
Which was it for you?
farmerjan
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Happy Birthday.... That was really sweet...A random act of kindness. I don't even know our mail carrier and rarely see her unless I'm in the east or west 80's (house is a mile from the mailbox). But we smile & wave, sometimes say "Hi!". She left this note with our mail yesterday. Made my day!!!! Love living in a relatively small community.
farmerjan
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75% of the dairies play country music in the parlors while milking...
SBMF 2015
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You forgot the obituaries. They still read those here on the local radio.
Now that's funny!!!! Fortunately, neither. One of the local radio stations announces birthdays and evidently someone called it in. I'm hard-core rock and don't listen to country stations (don't judge), so I didn't hear it and initially had no clue what she was talking about.
