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Harley

06-29-2005 12:48:58

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This is how we are making hay on the ridge this year old buddy. With a semi. Only have to go about 10 miles, but it's worth something to say you're in business. :>) Harley

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Tim...Ok

06-29-2005 12:55:18

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Re: Allan, no rain hay in reply to Harley, 06-29-2005 12:48:58

Haven"t seen anything from Allan all day,he may be out gettin a sunburn :^)

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Allan in NE

06-29-2005 13:42:57

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Re: Allan, no rain hay in reply to Harley, 06-29-2005 12:59:24

Naw,

Gotta do my real job 'fore I can play.

However, I'll be for getting ya a semi-load ready Harley; I'll load and you pay the freight, okay?

USDA, #1 inspected, pure-pony certified, rattlesnake inserted, grass hay. :>)

Allan

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Nebraska Cowman

06-29-2005 16:39:49

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Re: Allan, no rain hay in reply to Allan in NE, 06-29-2005 13:42:57

Don't laugh Allan, A few years ago when hay here was $100 if you could find it I bought hay from up by Chadron and had it hauled down. Delivered it was still under the market.

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Van in AR

06-29-2005 14:09:11

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Re: Allan, no rain hay in reply to Allan in NE, 06-29-2005 13:42:57

"Rattle snake inserted"??? I love it. LOL
Van

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Harley

06-29-2005 14:23:56

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Re: Allan, no rain hay in reply to Van in AR, 06-29-2005 14:09:11

As dry as it is this year down here, thee old Brahma cross cows would eat them snakes, spit out the skins, and look for more. First of July and I'm feeding hay. Last year we pastured up through November. This is just pitiful. Harley

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Sloroll

06-29-2005 14:28:31

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Re: Allan, no rain hay in reply to Harley, 06-29-2005 14:23:56

About 30 mi north of here and they have gotten over 10" since Saturday 3 miles south and less than 1/2" I must be living right because that little 104 odd acres I got looks better than I have ever seen it. The rain is all er nothin this year.

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