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Almost also counts in thermonuclear war. FYI.

Inferring either was intentional is quite missing the mark. KS is an open range state. No fault to livestock owner.

Hitting a full grown cow at 65 mph is bad for her health, the truck and you. FYI.

As opposed to abnormally wrong?

I consider it one of my better ideas to own only a single tractor, which I use to intermittently feed hay in the winter ... hay bought from someone else and delivered to my place. I do not have the capital expense of owning equipment. I don't have the time hassle of actually baling, much less...

Excellent story. A good example of a young person being mentally tough. We need more of this.

I suspect %'s are better than absolute measurements. 5" is a different deal on (say) a Scottish Highland than on a Blonde...

To the buyer, presumably so. In all seriousness, it's my impression they are donor candidates ... so, yes.

Great question. I should have given this info at the top ... Three pairs. Small load.

That's in the range of what I remember...just wanted to see if that was still in the range of what would be expected. Thanks.

Just curious what the current going rate would be for a (est) 30hr (round trip) haul (unloaded on the way up, and loaded on the way back). Trip starts and stops in the middle third of the USA (no crazy mountains). Three pairs.

I wish it were possible to see who liked various posts ... fwiw ...

Fixed for accuracy.

His = Judy or Salatin?

More. Without going into the gory details, we moved or farm twice within six weeks this time last year. It always takes more. Time, money, effort, patience, etc...

If they have that much stuff stool to move, I'd get further in front of a potential problem ...

I'll encourage you to have a soft chat with the son in law on Monday ... "hey, it's not really my business on how or when they're going to move out, but the closer it gets to the date, the more my business it becomes and frankly, with his injury and the lack of progress, I'm getting a little...

... sounds like you've got a crew to help move out all the trash, starting June 26 ... ... and then to replace any old stretch of fence ... ... as long as they get some time to catch some trout, hike and sight see ... :)

Good for the French. People deserve to know what they're eating...

Coolio! I'll try to get something up tonight.