I kinda started out that way yestrday,but then Murphy took over. I had 4 late calves out with the cows yet,two of'em were twin heifers. They are quite small and one of'em got it in her head that no fence was gonna hold her. For two days,they would go all the way back to the north end of the pasture and she would go through the fence to get to a little spot of green grass that wasn't covered with snow. So,yesterday morning I walked all 4 of'em right into the corral,no problem. That was the end of my good luck. They were too small to put in the feedlot,so I had to pen them in the barn. I went to put a round bale of straw in and hooked a water line. Spent quite a while fixing that. This morning,I found out that I'd disturbed it farther out and it didn't drain last night,so it was froze this morning. Two of the calves had gone through the bars and were in the feed alley this morning,not to mention having to listen to those stupid cows bellering all night!
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