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Re: Horses vs Tractor numbers on American Farms from 1910-1945
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Posted by Matt M on October 21, 2002 at 06:55:50 from (151.161.211.115):
In Reply to: Horses vs Tractor numbers on American Farms from 1910-1945 posted by Alberta Mike on October 20, 2002 at 14:31:44:
I believe there are more horses in America today than in decades past but we've turned them from a source of power into a 1,000 pound cocker spaniel. I mostly blame women for this transaction they ruin damn near everything. I still use draft mules to farm and timber don't intent on trading em in any time soon.
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