We still have a couple of them.I'm 35 now,I remember when I was 15 we put our first one up.We used to run a pile on the floor twice a day in the fall/winter/spring about 5 feet high and fork it into wheel barrows and haul it to the cows.They loved to run the bowls over and soak as much of it as they could so we would have to fork about a quarter of it back up twice a day before hauling it back out.Now we have a free stall barn on the end of the old tie stall and park a 70 cu' feed cart under the chute and let it fill.They can't get it wet anymore and if they don't eat it all,we can scoop it up with the skid loader.I do miss my good old days,but not that much that I would want to do it that way anymore.I tell all the young fellas that work here over the years how we used to do it when I was their age and they say we couldn't pay them enough to do it that way lol.
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