I guess there ARE more people out there than I thought that think it's ok to litter all over other peoples property. Then get pi$$ed when we farmers won't let them hunt on our land.
I know for a fact my calves will eat the ribbons off a fence post that surveyors leave behind, and know they are just nosey and ornery enough to eat the ribbon and plastic bag that was tied to this balloon, if not the whole thing.
As for plastic twine and net wrap, they will eat that too if given the chance. Seen 'em do it.
Come look at my place and you will not find any of that stuff laying around in my fields or barn lots. Farmers that leave that stuff laying around are just as bad as the people that throw the fast food wrappers out the windows into road ditches. I have no use for those people. So do not preach to me about what's the big deal with this little-itty-bitty balloon. Trash is trash when it ends up in my fields and I don't like it.
And yes I have picked up the shut along the road before I raked and baled the hay many times. It get's old.
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