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Re: what to do about lost cattle


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Posted by Ron in Nebr on April 08, 2009 at 23:43:50 from (66.252.113.207):

In Reply to: Re: what to do about lost cattle posted by Mark on April 08, 2009 at 06:28:35:

Mark, your post reflects so much of what's wrong in this world today that it isn't even funny. Way too many people have your "me me me" attitude", and attitudes like that are what has this country by the tail with a downhill pull.

Obviously you don't live in an area where neighbors rely on neighbors to not only get things done but to also help each other out when in need. Ya sure wouldn't last long around here, even though in this area neighbors are sometimes as much as 10-20 miles apart.

As a good example, there was a guy locally a while back who had pretty much the same attitude. Didn't have "time" to put a neighbors cattle back in, go help at neighbor's brandings, etc. etc. "Why should I help them, I'M BUSY WITH MY OWN WORK".

Well...ok then.

In these parts grass fires are common, and it's usually neighboring ranchers with spray rigs on the back of pickups that get 'em put out since the real "fire departments" are in towns from 40 to 80 miles away. Seems this grass fire was burning right towards this self-important "screw everybody but me" guy's place. All the fire rigs stopped at his fence, drove around his place to the downwind side, and proceeded to continued to fight the fire once it got there. Don't remember if the guy got the hint or not but he's no longer in the area, so I'd guess so....

And yeah, I know I posted twice...oops! Wish there was an edit button on here!


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