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Posted by Allan in NE on October 07, 2004 at 17:57:54 from (148.78.243.25):
Okay, I can understand the horsey people wanting to bunch up a little of that old road ditch brome grass to help get ol' Snort thru the winter; it's no good for anything else anyway, might as well use the goofy stuff. I mean, these types of fellers like that sort of thing. You know, playin' cowboy and farmer all at the same time, the way they like to do. But other than that, Why would anyone in their right mind want to put up hay by using small square bales? No offense boys, but I think this borders on being just a little bit wacky in the noodle. One of our steering tires with a definite slow leak, so to speak. Heck, I'd even rather stack the stuff by hand while using a three-tined pitchfork and a loader sweep; it is one whale of a lot less work and aggravation all the way around. Secondly, where is it chiseled in stone that we gotta put this darned stuff inside a good, useable barn anyway? Are we tryin’ to keep the fire marshals loaded with something to do, or what? (oh, that’s right…..higher nutritional value, better color and all that…Sure, now I remember.) :>) Okay, somebody return the serve, Allan
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