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Re: Time to Stir The Pot
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Posted by dhermesc on January 13, 2005 at 13:19:07 from (68.110.220.22):
In Reply to: Re: Time to Stir The Pot posted by Sloroll on January 13, 2005 at 13:01:03:
One thing I hated much more then putting up hay in the summer, working cattle, always seemed to be doing it on a day that the mud was up to your arse. Cutting, dehorning, shots, preg check, just a nasty job all the way around. One other crappy job was loading hay out on semis in the winter. We loaded small squares onto cattle trailers that had dropped their loads off at IBP. The **** would still be frozen to the floor (or worse, wet & slick) and the bales had to carried the lenght of the trailer while bent over so's to not hit your head. To cold to strip off coveralls so you sweated in your heavy clothes. It also seemed like it was always Sunday morning so's I was usually nursing a pounding head at the same time.
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