Nebraska Smells

Don't know but probably more so for feedlot vs pasture cattle.
Maybe the next nutritional labeling requirement...lol

 

If so I love the taste lol....I live in omaha and had slabs from greater omaha pack on the grill last night , them cow haulers going into South O can spill all the cow shat on the street they want as long as I get my slabs.

 

Their hid is pretty repelant.. I sure it doesn't get to the meat.. now those leather seats in your truck... well think about it ...lol
BTW some of the best meals I've had are in stockyard cafes.. Whiskey River in Kearny Ne. has some pretty awesome steaks too

 

Urine stench, big deal. ALL Truck Stops have the "odor" regardless and vacant Truck Stops have the Spirits of Odors or Odour De Spiritus. New truck stops have the "odor" within 6 months. Flying Peelot, much quicker & bigliest.

Ran Team/Turns on I-10 (I-85 from NC to Forest Park, Hotlanta to I-20) through Texas to/from Phoenix.
Co-Pilot was a 69 year young Woman and she ALWAYS WHINED when near and passing the Stockyards Westside El Paso. She was a Military Veteran. Thought she mita ben used to strong odours.

I liked the aroma. Seemed to clear the senses. It altered the Abby Normal stench of the Highway.
CHEERS!!

 

It's springtime. They're busy spreading the winters store of manure on the fields, to grow more grain, to keep feeding the animals so they get to weight to make more steaks, burgers, and chops.

 

Nebraska and Kansas. Well the whole of the "meat patch." Pretty much always smell like Bull Hauler Money to me. Bull Spit. Or rather the other end. lol

But to help with the urine smell. I just poured out a half gallon of it at the PFJ in Bama. (kidding)

 

If you think manure smells bad, try going out in back of a factory in New Jersey that makes Pretend Burgers. Whooo-boy, dats just nasty.

 

So glad I’m on a strict diet of Kentuckians...