I'll tell you guys,at one point,yes,I thought they'd find me dead in the barn some day next to a cow. Slowly I started to think that someday somebody was going to find me dead in the barn next to a cow. Same thought,different attitude.
When I hauled can milk back in the early and mid 70s,there were old guys still milking a few cows,but they seemed to be in the barn all day doing chores for 10 cows or so. It just got to the point that I was thinking about that and didn't want it to be me. When both of the boys were here milking with me,I was all gung ho over it. After the first one left,I was on cruise control with no plans for expansion,but was trying to run out the clock. The younger boy and I had a talk about him buying the cows,then eventually the farm,but he thought about it and said that wasn't really what he wanted to do for the rest of his life. It didn't immediately take the wind out of my sails,but I started to think pretty quick that I'd better get in to something else while I still had enough time left in my life to make something of it. I always loved the look of black cows on pasture,so that's where I turned my passions.
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