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Posted by Unlucky on April 07, 2005 at 13:55:45 from (167.142.10.166):
In Reply to: farm girls- NOT horse girls- are there any left?? posted by farmkid on April 06, 2005 at 17:43:56:
When I graduated high school, I figured the best reason to go to college was to find a girlfriend(hopefully wife). I was advised that the animal science department at most schools have a large percentage of females. As of yet I have been unlucky, but things are looking up. As far as dairy wives, there are just plain out no small dairies left. In my county, I think we are down to less than 4 or 5. That makes it that much harder to find someone with your interest. Most of the girls I knew in high school that were from a farm, had no interest in farming what so ever. They would show up at the fair show the animal there fathers had raised and go home. That was the extent of there interest in farming. It seems that it will be an up hill battle to find anything close to what you and I want. GOODLUCK
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