Posted by PJH on May 02, 2009 at 07:20:59 from (71.186.108.101):
In Reply to: Rat Story posted by Marko59er on May 01, 2009 at 04:56:01:
Wife and I got married and moved an old trailer out to her dad's farm. Her dad raised feeder pigs, and fed barley to the brood sows. We would soak the barley in 55 gallon barrels, and the hogs would go nuts over it. I would feed the sows in the mornings before I went to work. Overhead light switch was by the south door, but the north door was closer, so I'd use it and the heat lamps were plenty to see at each crate. The barley barrels were in a dark corner, and one morning I reached into a half empty barrel, and a BIG rat ran up my arm and jumped off my shoulder onto a post. I got a real close look at him, and I swear, he was as big as a rottwieler. From that day on, I always walked the length of the barn to turn on the lights before I reached into the barrels.
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