Posted by kyplowboy on November 18, 2011 at 07:41:09 from (98.93.29.213):
In Reply to: KyHayMan+other Ky boys posted by G. Fields on November 17, 2011 at 18:40:16:
When they came to this county last year they also said that if you haul a load of cows to town for your neigbor you need to buy them from him in the drive way for a $1 and sell'm back to him when you get parked at the stock yard. In other words never ever claim to have some one else's cows on your trailer.
He also warned every one to take the wife's car with out farm tags if your cross the little bridge or the ferry just north of here. He said that any thing with farm tags when you cross over into that other world also has to have fuel tax stickers and the whole nine yards,,,, on a half ton pick up. He said if you want to go to an auction up there take the car, buy what you want and pay to have it hauled to the gas station on this side of the river.
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