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Re: OT #@!!%$ weather
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Posted by rrlund on April 05, 2007 at 07:06:54 from (216.46.209.130):
In Reply to: OT #@!!%$ weather posted by PhilcaseinWPa on April 05, 2007 at 05:32:02:
You beat me to the punch! I thought I was gonna be the one to complain about the cold this morning! I had 19 degrees when I got up. Wind chill somewhere near 0. Had a young cow calve right out in the middle of the field. Little buggers ears were froze. I got her on the 4 wheeler and took her up to the barn,drove the cow up,she went back to licking her. That was 2 hours ago,she still hasn't gotten up. I tubed some warm milk replacer into her to warm her up. I was riding the 4 wheeler right on top of the ice on the puddles. The mud was frozen solid enough to hold up the tractor and a round bale. I don't give a rats rear end what the GLOBAL WARMING a$$holes say,the bulls aren't going out with the cows until July 1 this year! We dropped 18 calves in a 3 day ice storm the first week of April four years ago. 25 inches of snow in Rockland Mi this morning. Screw this,they were right in the 70s,new ICE AGE.
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