Posted by Larry59 on February 07, 2008 at 14:36:10 from (4.245.3.96):
In Reply to: gustom hay haling posted by GI FARMER on February 07, 2008 at 12:46:52:
LOL I use to be a hay hauler back in my school days. Got 2 cents a bale for doing that. Work my butt off for it to. LOL Had two other friends who helped .. they to go 2 cents each. The guy that own the truck got 10 cents for him owning the truck and gas. He did no othe work. That was in Kansas on a farm. Now the only real good thing to all this. Is when farmers knew rain was coming in. They would call the school and us three guys got out early to go get it out of the field. Now I had hay fever bad.. but money was money! My one friend was scared to death of black snakes. lol I think he had the fastest feet in town when it come to seeing one then. LOL
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