Where is everyone #5

I helped him move some that I thought had a rank smell even for pigs. This was his reasoning.

 

Great plan ! Change the subject !

 

Idk, but I grew up with hogs. Cut many of them. When they are bout 20 pounds throw em over an open barrel. One person holds the hind legs and anther makes two cuts. Squeeze and pull. Throw em on the ground and the dogs and other hogs will eat them right up. A little blue lotion then take side cutters and nip the needle teeth and turn em loose. Lock the sow up or she will charge

 

Why wouldn’t you?

 

That distance has to be approved. After getting jerked around the last 2 weeks and them knowing I wanted to get home this weekend since I'm supposed to be regional and home weekends anyway they managed to not get me home. Needless to say I'm going home

 

Straight blade. It's a 8' Meyer. Once in a while it decides to get stuck pointed to the left.

If we keep getting snow like this ilIe be in the market for a loader. We're running out of places to push it.

 

Snow plowing expert @4mer trucker is scheduled to give a presentation on the safety aspects of the removal of snow now, so we're sorry but you folks that want to continue your discussion about drastic measures of population control are kindly requested to wait until the snow removal season is over to resume that topic.
Thank you.

 

Looks like U could use a Loader, either to Stack or Move

Guessing it's light and Fluffy or are some of the Piles Frozen?

 

Well... is this a bad time to check in on the crew?

Balls are getting cut. Snow is getting plowed. A kid can have some questions....can’t he?

 

I know that about the sow. I help Sam out alot. But there are things I just aint gonna help with. Thank god the latter years he has grown his farming to the point of not having much time for animals. Except what his kids do. He is 2 days older than me. Poor kid that his family never had much except 80 acres from his great grandpa. He now farms 1400,or 1500 acres and owns about 1000 of it. Very determind guy and a good friend.