the little guy

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Nick m

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• Apr 7, 2015

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He already makes his rounds at 14 months old. Will go to every barn and spend all day outside if you let him. Guess he inherited my expensive hobby. Those are the in laws milkers. That's where I draw the line.

 

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Bryce Frazier

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• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

Must be nice to be able to walk under neath your tractor and see what is wrong....

 

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Nick m

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• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

He had oil in his hair a couple days ago.

 

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ditchwitch

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• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

Those pictures are priceless Nick

 

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David G

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• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

Makes my heart melt.

 

db4600

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• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

Tell mom that some studies have found that children exposed to sufficient amounts of dirty when young tend to be healthier children and adults. Trick here is to let them start early.

 

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NW Ohio Tim

Member

• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

Nick, that picture with the heifers should be entered in a contest. You made my whole morning with that one pic.

Thank you very much.

Tim

 

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Nancy Howell

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• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

Like ditch said, absolutely priceless.

 

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Bryce Frazier

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• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

hehehe... I do to once in a while!

 

Bruce from Can.

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Location

Woodville, Ontario, Canada

• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

Yes ,you have to start them young. I notice even though he is standing near the green tractor he is looking at the red one he wants.

 

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Nick m

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• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

Theres more truth to your statement than you know! He is oddly attracted to the red ones. There's a cockshutt and a super c around he seems to like too, even though the c is in pieces waiting for paint. I'm kind of a deere guy, still trying to break him

 

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JustIn Case

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• Apr 7, 2015

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Wife and I really enjoyed the photos, thanks for sharing them.

 

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ditchwitch

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• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

Nick dont ruin that youngin with that over priced green paint. Its all show and NO GO . LOL

 

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Phil Scarborough

Member

• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

Nick, that picture with the cows is a surefire winner for a calendar. Thanks for posting them, Phil

 

SweetFeet

Well-known Member

• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

Both great photos!!!

You and your wife enjoy every second... even the tantrums to come - before you know it, he'll be grown and have a place of his own. And you'll just wish you could hear a little tantrum again.

 

Fawteen

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Location

Downeast Maine

• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

What a lucky young man. I can't imagine a better way to grow up.

But then, I might be just a little biased...

 

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Mike(NEOhio)

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Location

Newbury, Ohio

• Apr 7, 2015

• #1

My grandson was about the same age the first time I took him in the shed. He walked right up to my A and put his hand on the front tire just like this guy did. Wish I had a picture.

 

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bill mart

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• Apr 7, 2015

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I see he has his barn boots on too! Bill

 

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sms

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• Apr 8, 2015

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CUTE

 

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The Dukester

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• Apr 9, 2015

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Mebbe, but I was glad when I got tall enough to look in the fuel tank of the Farmall H and see how much was left in there.

 

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bison

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• Apr 9, 2015

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That little fella brings back memories of my youngest son when he was that age.
He was always around me helping with fixing the tractors and feeding/milking the cows and such til he was 18.
I thought he would be the one to take my place when the time came.
But no, he took a shine to trucking and i have not seen him back on the farm in 22 years.