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The ART of manipulation.........

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Thinkin about doin seminars......

Got a few tips here and on a British forum about dexters and small cattle in general... Relayed a little to the wife of the important details like early arthritis followed by how good they taste when you HAVE to put them outta their misery... etc... She don't want any now....

Willing to travel for groups of 20 or more :roll:
 
I can see by your post to formerly nybill, that you are working on your manipulation skills, I'll bet your wife gets fooled regularly. Did they teach you that at fort Lewis?
 
(quoted from post at 11:30:07 01/03/12) I can see by your post to formerly nybill, that you are working on your manipulation skills, I'll bet your wife gets fooled regularly. Did they teach you that at fort Lewis?
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Had my practice wife then and learned all the devious/underhanded stuff from her......... :roll:
 
learned at an early age ( about 10 ), you can own them, pet them, show them, love them , but sooner or later you are going to sell them or eat them had a heifer that i showed in 4h, we still ate her & and as i look back now, damn was she good
bob
 
I never heard them called that! I reckon I have had 2 of those. Some people need to practice more thsn others!
 
You must like to live dangerous too.. Yer a long way from home to get her mad..

Over here I had 2 German women as a boss.and Line boss. both those hens would get to pickin feathers off yer head and sometimes would go for the eyes. on a bad day.... Just sayin.. LOL
 
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