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Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 24, 2007 at 15:06:38 from (209.226.106.93):
In Reply to: Re: Oil Pan Bolts posted by farmallhal on February 24, 2007 at 12:14:42:
Hal: I once had about a dozen gilts plus a boar running in an outdoor yard fenced with 3 strands of electric fence. A friend wanted to see these gilts, and we got there just at dusk. One of the gilts were in heat, however she was standing back to the fence and about 2' from it. The boar tried everything to get her to move, even physically rooting her side on. As we all know a sow or gilt in this condition will just freeze at any tuching, which she was doing. Alas he made the attempt, just got nicely entered when his hind quarters touched the electric fence. I have never seen anything move as fast in my life as that gilt did. They both lost interest rather quickly, I often wondered if they blamed each other. Heard another, old farmer and his teenage farmhand were walking a sow along a gravel side road to a neighbors for boar service. The old man walking behind the sow and the young lad on traffic side and using cains used in directing hogs for show. As they passed the first farm driveway 3 young ladies were walking, the old gentlwman turned slightly and tipped his hat speaking to the young ladies. In the instant he took his eyes off the sow, she stopped, causing him to walk almost straddle the sows rump, she braced her feet. He turned to the young lad saying, "Hang it all, why did that have to happen in the presence of those young ladies". This happened in the 30s and the young lad told me, the old gentleman was so embarased he went that evening and appologized to the young ladies and their parrents.
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