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what kind of breakfast beer you going with there tom?Caribou cold coffee with lactose free 2% milk (whipped). Mrs8 trying to wean me off half/half.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C6fiydbMLYe/?igsh=Y2FucmVkenhvYXQxI bet those little floppy eared freaks could clear a rock wall.
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How do you eat a poached egg on a bagel?Fork and steak knife.
Free range/ bush cattle would hop over that wall without looking back. We rented pasture to feedlots that brought in grass calves from federal land every spring and loaded them up in early fall. We have hedge posts every 10 ft w/twiss on stays 3.5 ft apart on very tight 5 wire bared fence. It was five feet high and those wild MFers would jump over or break the fence if they got their heads in it. All the farmers bordering us had cow/calf operations with very shitty three/four wire fences. My job was to ride fence and make sure the windmills had the water tanks filled every fricking day.Grass calves are yearlings weighing 450-600 lbs in their physical prime. No doubt some of those wild af horny af steers would clear it with the smell of love immenating from the neighbors pasture.
Cows don't have a lot of hops. Yes, contented cows don't look to break out unless there is a threat. There's also a barbed wire fence, all be it poor, on the other side of that wall, too.whoa. that's a pretty amazing stonewall for kansas.That wall runs a half mile between quarters. I got to hand it to my neighbor he has made a real effort to put rocks back on top of that, cleaned trees, maintained it. I desecrated my half punching a whole thru it for a gate when we bought an adjacent 40.
I will have to do a rock wall tour one of these times, including the hole where all of that rock was quarried. My dad and fellow farmer always said a good man could quarry and lay a rod (16.5 ft) of rock wall in a day.
It's amazing how much rock is in those walls. We've scalped rock off a couple for flower beds, and fill the pick up bed and it looks like you barely made a dent.
Tom
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It seems like the cows could pretty easily jump that stone wall. Does that happen or do the cows just say "Meh, got plenty of sweet sweet flint hills grass over on my side".
whoa. that's a pretty amazing stonewall for kansas.That wall runs a half mile between quarters. I got to hand it to my neighbor he has made a real effort to put rocks back on top of that, cleaned trees, maintained it. I desecrated my half punching a whole thru it for a gate when we bought an adjacent 40.
This has skyrocketed into my awarenessI do breakfast for myself and Mrs8 since we both WfH... I am going to try this. Give me some details pls.
Jealous.
We got two older Yamaha Grizzly 700’s from a retired couple who were making the switch to a side by side. Both are EFI, but only one is power steering (I make my son drive the non-powered one). We drove them all over hell and back the first weekend…to dinner, get groceries, etc.
Except for Tom and Dax, I got my first tat before most of you were born. My newest tat is 42 yrs old. Eat that kids.I would have been 18, pappy. Still no ink for me.
