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Posted by Delbert from Lincoln on May 16, 2005 at 11:31:14 from (152.163.101.7):
Here, in eastern Nebraska, the right half is yours rule applies. Unfornutaly it is often the person who don't want to feed somebody elses cows that has to fix the fence. Some people just plain don't care whose garden or fields their cows get into. I called a guy one time, he had a about a yearling heifer in my propery. I described the critter and even gave him the color of the ear tags and #s. Wasn't his. I mentioned that if it wasn't his, well I had a lot of room in my deepfreeze. He was soon there to take the animal home and fix the fence. Haven't had any more trouble with him. Western Nebrasa, out where Cowman and Allan live, they have free range out there and go by a whole different set of rules and laws. (I"ve heard).
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