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OT: The Fun of farming
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Posted by Sam (MO) on October 26, 2006 at 04:43:10 from (20.137.18.50):
Well, after a long day at work I get home to find a note on the door, "Your cows 66 and 65 are locked in the my pen". Well, I think to myself what alucky break I got since it's raining here. Of to get the wayward cows. Then I see the problem about two hundred feet of fence and poles torn out buy someone. Got the cows loaded into the trailer and back to the house with no problems. Now it's about 7 pm and I can get sarted on the fence and it's still raining. Got the fence repaired for now finished about 10:30. But, the funny part about this was "it was FUN". ya'll have a great day Sam
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