No kidding things can get out of control fast. A few years back. I had a couple of old rotten hay bales set out in my wintering pasture, so my bison would tear them apart and spread it out some.well come spring they had'nt tached them yet.so when i was harrowing the manure on a dry calm day i decided to burn them [BIG BIG mistake] first, they would't burn,they glowed and smoldered. Then the wind picked up and started blowing the glowing embers across the field,starting little fires along the way,spreading like wild fire,all i could to try to keep it in hand was racing back and forth on the fire edge with the harrows to keep it under control.[Gawd these buffalo chips burn] it took the better part of the day before finally the wind died down and i could put it out. I was all by myself and no phone in the tractor.No time to drink eat or even p!!
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