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Reggie.

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Spray it olive green and brown camo pattern?

Imposter

Kovu

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Spray it olive green and brown camo pattern?

This. I am doing this!!

Reggie.

.Kovu. wrote: »

This. I am doing this!!

You want black, dark olive drab green, light olive drab green and brown

Conmaicne Mara

.Kovu. wrote: »

This. I am doing this!!

Oh go the whole hog and staple on a few bits of furze and bracken fronds.

Reggie.

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I said

.Kovu. wrote: »

This. I am doing this!!

Put a few nettles on it and say your in the Irish navy and you fell overboard on your way home for lunch

Charliebull

.Kovu. wrote: »

Dehorned the last 3 calves with dad this morning, how am I going to explain cow poop on my cast to the consultant:o:pac:

tell them its a runny fart after a feed of lager, and if he thinks thats bad he should see ur ..............

Genghis Cant

.Kovu. wrote: »

Dehorned the last 3 calves with dad this morning, how am I going to explain cow poop on my cast to the consultant:o:pac:

Takes a bit of explaining alright given the horns and arse at at different ends of the calf :-)

Charliebull

Genghis Cant wrote: »

Takes a bit of explaining alright given the horns and arse at at different ends of the calf :-)

heard of a few horns hanging around arse's before

Kovu

Charliebull wrote: »

heard of a few horns hanging around arse's before

Pushing them up to the headlock gate:rolleyes:

Now I have green paint everywhere doing this cast:eek:

moy83

.Kovu. wrote: »

Pushing them up to the headlock gate:rolleyes:

Now I have green paint everywhere doing this cast:eek:

The dirtiest kick I ever got came from pushing calves through the headgate . Sharp little fast kicks

Charliebull

moy83 wrote: »

The dirtiest kick I ever got came from pushing calves through the headgate . Sharp little fast kicks

if some doll was pushing you head first into a gate to cut the horn off ya, you can bet you would be kicking too

mf240

http://www.donedeal.ie/beefcattle-for-sale/calves-for-sale/7210076

Ch and lim cross calves me hole. Why do people breed dirt like that and then cant accept their worth nothing.

Damo810

moy83 wrote: »

The dirtiest kick I ever got came from pushing calves through the headgate . Sharp little fast kicks

I got one in the leg today while feeding them, a few inches higher and she wudda cut my horn a bit!

Reggie.

.Kovu. wrote: »

Pushing them up to the headlock gate:rolleyes:

Now I have green paint everywhere doing this cast:eek:

Go on show use the result

Conmaicne Mara

Just watching the Top Gear Burma special, they're off on horseback at one stage. Clarkson is getting up on his horse "Hello horse, I shall call you Tesco".

Kovu

Reggie. wrote: »

Go on show use the result

I'm still at it. Mix of acrylic and watercolour sticks :cool:

Reggie.

.Kovu. wrote: »

I'm still at it. Mix of acrylic and watercolour sticks :cool:

Thank god the Russians ain't coming.

whelan2

vet was here, calf that was born by section in may has pnuemonia(sp)are these calves more likely to get it, cow was not happy with us handling the calf

Kovu

whelan2 wrote: »

vet was here, calf that was born by section in may has pnuemonia(sp)are these calves more likely to get it, cow was not happy with us handling the calf

I think they are, seem to hold more fluid in their lungs in my experience.
Always heard a rattle in the lungs of sectioned calves for a day or so after their birth.

GrandSoftDay

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

Just watching the Top Gear Burma special, they're off on horseback at one stage. Clarkson is getting up on his horse "Hello horse, I shall call you Tesco".

Haha, I'm watching it aswell!

Nekarsulm

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There ya go, Kovu! Get your camo finished and your fox rifle out...................

Kovu

Nekarsulm wrote: »

https://www.facebook.com/MohillDistrictTextAlert

There ya go, Kovu! Get your camo finished and your fox rifle out...................

The camo is to hide from them though......

whelan2

mf240 wrote: »

http://www.donedeal.ie/beefcattle-for-sale/calves-for-sale/7210076

Ch and lim cross calves me hole. Why do people breed dirt like that and then cant accept their worth nothing.

jeeny mac, you got me

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

jeeny mac, you got me

Was gonna say that but thought I better behave myself

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

Was gonna say that but thought I better behave myself

which one is the ch?

td5man

I've a nice lim bull calf out of a jersey cowand a friesian bull for sale.

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

which one is the ch?

You tell me

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

You tell me

they are sold now

Farrell

Was dosing lambs earlier, ram lamb due to be left at butcher's on Sunday for Monday kill, got done too.
10ml Albex fluke &worm. Instructions say not to be killed inside 4 days, but recommend 6ml.
Now to kill or not to kill?

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

they are sold now

To a certain dealer in wicklow eh

Nekarsulm

Farrell wrote: »

Was dosing lambs earlier, ram lamb due to be left at butcher's on Sunday for Monday kill, got done too.
10ml Albex fluke &worm. Instructions say not to be killed inside 4 days, but recommend 6ml.
Now to kill or not to kill?

You sure cant kill him now, after confessing on here!

Farrell

Nekarsulm wrote: »

You sure cant kill him now, after confessing on here!

OH has a spot in the freezer prepared, this is the only time she likes sheep on the farm.
Nice fella doh!

Nekarsulm

Can you count the days he's hanging?

Butcher Boy

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Can you count the days he's hanging?

no

Kovu

Farrell wrote: »

Was dosing lambs earlier, ram lamb due to be left at butcher's on Sunday for Monday kill, got done too.
10ml Albex fluke &worm. Instructions say not to be killed inside 4 days, but recommend 6ml.
Now to kill or not to kill?

1/2 wednesday,Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday?

Am I missing something here

tanko

.Kovu. wrote: »

1/2 wednesday,Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday?

Am I missing something here

He gave 10ml instead of 6ml. It would be risky IMO.

Reggie.

.Kovu. wrote: »

1/2 wednesday,Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday?

Am I missing something here

He gave 10ml instead of 6ml

Nekarsulm

just leave him till the following week, so.

Farrell

Nekarsulm wrote: »

just leave him till the following week, so.

Was thinking that.
Think last years lamb hung for a good 10 - 14 days, but anyway these things happen

Butcher Boy

make sure to let him hang for at least 14 days ,longer if you can.

GrandSoftDay

Rotten rotten day, back west getting the jeep tested and I don't think there will be much work done this evening!

Reggie.

GrandSoftDay wrote: »

Rotten rotten day, back west getting the jeep tested and I don't think there will be much work done this evening!

Savage day here

gozunda

Reggie. wrote: »

Savage day here

Melting with the humidity ...

Charliebull

overcast and breezy but still warm,

sea12

Charliebull wrote: »

overcast and breezy but still warm,

Very warm and breezy down in South Wexford. Definitely a drier warmer climate down here.

Charliebull

sea12 wrote: »

Very warm and breezy down in South Wexford. Definitely a drier warmer climate down here.

tis needed to cheer up all ye miserable bastards down them parts;)

GrandSoftDay

GrandSoftDay wrote: »

Rotten rotten day, back west getting the jeep tested and I don't think there will be much work done this evening!

Well fcuk the rotten cnuts, 2 k after being put into the jeep and this is what I get. More soft money for them now

Zr105

GrandSoftDay wrote: »

Well fcuk the rotten cnuts, 2 k after being put into the jeep and this is what I get. More soft money for them now

Did you do the work yourself or get a garage/mechanic at it?

Only reason i ask is if id have given 2k and there was that much of a difference in the handbrake it wouldn't be the testers i was after..... A hand brake is easy enough to test no matter what your driving, loose gravel pull it sharp while going straight(dip clutch obviously) and by the tears on the loose gravel you'll no immediately if there's any sort of imbalance as 1 will pull before the other...

GrandSoftDay

Zr105 wrote: »

Did you do the work yourself or get a garage/mechanic at it?

Only reason i ask is if id have given 2k and there was that much of a difference in the handbrake it wouldn't be the testers i was after..... A hand brake is easy enough to test no matter what your driving, loose gravel pull it sharp while going straight(dip clutch obviously) and by the tears on the loose gravel you'll no immediately if there's any sort of imbalance as 1 will pull before the other...

Mechanic did it, he checked it this morning before I went down and it left 2 equal marks 10 feet long on the road...