Posted by Mike (WA) on February 06, 2012 at 09:44:26 from (69.10.196.197):
In Reply to: Re: I HATE HUNTERS! posted by Hoosierhog on February 05, 2012 at 21:50:41:
I got the hay off a good piece of hay ground once because the guy who was going to do it didn't want to mow around all the 5 gallon growing pots distributed around the field. I had a loader on the tractor, and as I encountered them, I put them in the loader. When loader got full, I detoured to the back fence, and lined them up there. About 20, as I recall.
Owner was mad at first, until I pointed out that once the hay was mowed, they would have stuck out like a sore thumb scattered around the field, and even someone as dim as Barney Fife would have investigated. I had made sure I put them along a section of the fence that couldn't be seen from the county road. He then gladdened up considerably, and even offered me some of the crop for my trouble. I graciously declined.
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