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Buford T. Justice XIX

Say my name wrote: »

This bird was flying around here today.

In a McGuyver sort of way I transfered the image from a digital camera to the phone.

Matchbox, cable ties and baling twine?

Say my name

Buford T. Justice VI wrote: »

Matchbox, cable ties and baling twine?

Chewing Gum.

Odelay

Say my name wrote: »

This bird was flying around here today.

In a McGuyver sort of way I transfered the image from a digital camera to the phone.

Chemtrials!

Say my name

Odelay wrote: »

Chemtrials!

Gold, lead, silver, maybe some uranium.


Although on the good picture on the camera she's fairly black looking under that wing.

Say my name

Say my name wrote: »

Gold, lead, silver, maybe some uranium.


Although on the good picture on the camera she's fairly black looking under that wing.

More on all this crap.

https://twitter.com/ExplorationImc/status/1149229807990976512?s=20


https://twitter.com/ExplorationImc/status/1148119213900521473?s=20

Oh by the way world we're now trading on the stock exchange!!

ganmo

I read that as hype hype and more hype...give money!

Say my name

ganmo wrote: »

I read that as hype hype and more hype...give money!

It is but knowing this government mining licenses will be granted.

There's big objections at present in Connemara to another proposed mine.
The geological reasons over there are where the two islands of Ireland joined together. Here it's where there was a volcanic rifting from Waterford to Wicklow.

whelan2

Went over to out farm this morning and baling man was there. I didnt even know he had mowed the field

emaherx

whelan2 wrote: »

Went over to out farm this morning and baling man was there. I didnt even know he had mowed the field

Can't beat having a good relationship like that with your contractors. Sure the place is practically running it's self

whelan2

emaherx wrote: »

Can't beat having a good relationship like that with your contractors. Sure the place is practically running it's self

My plan was to go back to bed after herding was done as it's a rare no football Saturday. Feck it

whelan2

65 bales on 3 acres

kk.man

whelan2 wrote: »

65 bales on 3 acres

What!...the grass must have been over the ditch.

whelan2

kk.man wrote: »

What!...the grass must have been over the ditch.

Ye it should have been done a few weeks ago

blue5000

I see a car with a 6ft stalk with cameras on the roof driving around the back roads here lately, apple map plastered all over it. I wonder do they use google earth to find their way round?

orm0nd

blue5000 wrote: »

I see a car with a 6ft stalk with cameras on the roof driving around the back roads here lately, apple map plastered all over it. I wonder do they use google earth to find their way round?

Saw it in Roscrea a couple of weeks ago

Lady Haywire

orm0nd wrote: »

Saw it in Roscrea a couple of weeks ago

I was in Woodies in Carrick on Shannon when it drove past me a couple of weeks ago too!

ganmo

Lady Haywire wrote: »

I was in Woodies in Carrick on Shannon when it drove past me a couple of weeks ago too!

There was a few local lads mooned the Google car when it went around the first time

Waffletraktor

Lady Haywire wrote: »

I was in Woodies in Carrick on Shannon when it drove past me a couple of weeks ago too!

Remember to wave?

Say my name

Lady Haywire wrote: »

I was in Woodies in Carrick on Shannon when it drove past me a couple of weeks ago too!

Probably sent up there to investigate all these reports of silage bales on the roadsides...

Lady Haywire

Say my name wrote: »

Probably sent up there to investigate all these reports of silage bales on the roadsides...

I LOVE THEM! :D

Tis the Halloween one in Kesh that'd put the heart crossways in you.

https://twitter.com/NRenaghan/status/1150003644173037570

Limestone Cowboy

blue5000 wrote: »

I see a car with a 6ft stalk with cameras on the roof driving around the back roads here lately, apple map plastered all over it. I wonder do they use google earth to find their way round?

I held them up loading cows here 2 weeks ago.

patsy_mccabe

When I go on Google Earth I can see my aunt, who passed away last year, sitting inside the window of her house looking out.

emaherx

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

When I go on Google Earth I can see my aunt, who passed away last year, sitting inside the window of her house looking out.

On Google Earth my Dad is out in a field beside his Land Cruiser surrounded by cattle.

tanko

"Can't you find another field?":eek::eek:

patsy_mccabe

I love when the Yank tells the priest to "Get in the car" and the priest repeats "Get in the car". Shocked that somone would tell him, a priest, what to do. Brilliant film.

Limestone Cowboy

Have 10 of the neighbours bullocks in with my year and a half heifers today. Stone mad lunatics and they are all gone daft now. Used only have to call my heifers and they would come to me from the far end of the field when I'm herding because the are used of getting a few nuts the odd day just to keep them quiet. Can't get within a hundred yards of them now and they are gone. I'm fuming, an awful nice man but has the same lunatics year in year out. Would drive you mad.

emaherx

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Have 10 of the neighbours bullocks in with my year and a half heifers today. Stone mad lunatics and they are all gone daft now. Used only have to call my heifers and they would come to me from the far end of the field when I'm herding because the are used of getting a few nuts the odd day just to keep them quiet. Can't get within a hundred yards of them now and they are gone. I'm fuming, an awful nice man but has the same lunatics year in year out. Would drive you mad.

Had the exact opposite experience here with cattle recently. Had 3 neighbors heifers come visit my 12. He called to the house and I went down to the field with him, I opened the gate and all 15 just walked into loading pen while we were chatting and bearly paying attention. A few minutes and they were separated and loaded on his trailer. He'd only started renting the field next door in the last year, the previous tenants cattle were a lot more like your story.

kollegeknight

Cow with mastitis in one quarter. Impossible to snig and today it has burst out the side. Awful sore looking on the poor girl- one more antibiotic injection and I’ll get vet at her again.

Nekarsulm

kollegeknight wrote: »

Cow with mastitis in one quarter. Impossible to snig and today it has burst out the side. Awful sore looking on the poor girl- one more antibiotic injection and I’ll get vet at her again.

Heard a story during the week about a notoriously cranky chemist who had a shop in an east Cavan town.
A elderly farmer had a cow whose teat got stood on by another, and split open.
Vet fixed it up as best he could, and advised the farmer to buy a condom to roll up the teat to keep flies away.
Into the chemists he goes, and asks yer man for a condom.
Chemist regards him for a moment, then declares:
"Ya ould hoor ya, at your age you should be glad ya can still pi55 outa it, never mind buying them yokes" !

carrollsno1

kollegeknight wrote: »

Cow with mastitis in one quarter. Impossible to snig and today it has burst out the side. Awful sore looking on the poor girl- one more antibiotic injection and I’ll get vet at her again.

Might be gone to far for udder mint but may relieve the inflammation and soothe her a bit.

Albert Johnson

kollegeknight wrote: »

Cow with mastitis in one quarter. Impossible to snig and today it has burst out the side. Awful sore looking on the poor girl- one more antibiotic injection and I’ll get vet at her again.

+1 on the udder mint or cheno unction to help soothe it, it's something I dread for the next few months especially with dry cow's as it's a horrible dose. Once she's not sick with it then the quarter bursting may be for the best in the long term. I always found that no matter how much you milked the quarter there was still a reserve of infection left behind. Once the quarter burst it should drain out completely and aid the healing process, some fly repellent such as Stockholm tar or similar should be a help. I'd keep an eye on any other dry stock in the vicinity as the flies can spread it from one animal to the next.

kollegeknight

Albert Johnson wrote: »

+1 on the udder mint or cheno unction to help soothe it, it's something I dread for the next few months especially with dry cow's as it's a horrible dose. Once she's not sick with it then the quarter bursting may be for the best in the long term. I always found that no matter how much you milked the quarter there was still a reserve of infection left behind. Once the quarter burst it should drain out completely and aid the healing process, some fly repellent such as Stockholm tar or similar should be a help. I'd keep an eye on any other dry stock in the vicinity as the flies can spread it from one animal to the next.

Thanks for that- I have been using Stockholm tar on her. A lot of flies around. This was going to be her 2ndlast year as she has stars. But I’ll get rid when she has her calf reared. I want to reduce numbers anyway.

KatyMac

emaherx wrote: »

On Google Earth my Dad is out in a field beside his Land Cruiser surrounded by cattle.

I'm filmed mowing the grass around the local C of I and my husband is walking up the road with the dogs to see how I'm getting on! I have my father's old MF135 to take the grass away.

blue5000

Mod note I pulled out the biomass posts from chit chat to a new thread

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057996750#

Lady Haywire

I really appreciate balers today :pac: 11 of these between two small gardens.

Reggie.

#Mandown

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

#Mandown

What happened

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

What happened

Out of no where I got violently sick. Climbed into bed for a half hour now I cant get outta it. No energy. Must have been something I ate last night

Lady Haywire

Reggie. wrote: »

Out of no where I got violently sick. Climbed into bed for a half hour now I cant get outta it. No energy. Must have been something I ate last night

The Supermacs meals are catching up with you!
If you can get Dioralyte sachets they might be of some aid, hope you feel better soon, no fun being sick in good weather.

I says

Reggie. wrote: »

Out of no where I got violently sick. Climbed into bed for a half hour now I cant get outta it. No energy. Must have been something I ate last night

Charlie Oscar Charlie Kilo was it :):):)

Reggie.

I says wrote: »

Charlie Oscar Charlie Kilo was it :):):)

Nope.... ya swine

I says

Reggie. wrote: »

Nope.... ya swine

:):):):)

wrangler

Reggie. wrote: »

Out of no where I got violently sick. Climbed into bed for a half hour now I cant get outta it. No energy. Must have been something I ate last night

I got it amonth ago,if it's what I had there's worse to come, I never vomited like it in my life and then........ maybe I'll stop now as it's so near lunch time.
Imodium to settle your stomach and slow down everything else and plenty of dioralyte

Reggie.

wrangler wrote: »

I got it amonth ago,if it's what I had there's worse to come, I never vomited like it in my life and then........ maybe I'll stop now as it's so near lunch time.
Imodium to settle your stomach and slow down everything else and plenty of dioralyte

I already got the double whammy

wrangler

Reggie. wrote: »

I already got the double whammy

Imodium works nearly immediately and you can get it across the counter without perscription, I had the dose on the Bank holiday weekend so had to go to MIDOC. I didn't realise there was a chemists open, anyway he told me to take two imodium and I probably wouldn't need to take another one and he was right

grassroot1

Lady Haywire wrote:

I really appreciate balers today 11 of these between two small gardens.

Lovely collection of Cocks there madame

kk.man

grassroot1 wrote: »

Lovely collection of Cocks there madame

Hope she still has the buck rake (as we called it). It was the most versatile implement here for ages!

whelan2

wrangler wrote: »

Imodium works nearly immediately and you can get it across the counter without perscription, I had the dose on the Bank holiday weekend so had to go to MIDOC. I didn't realise there was a chemists open, anyway he told me to take two imodium and I probably wouldn't need to take another one and he was right

Youngest lad here gets really bad vomiting when he gets a bug. We can now just by pass everyone waiting in casualty and they give him an injection asap to stop it. Really horrible to watch him. I wonder what's in it as it stops it very quickly

Lady Haywire

kk.man wrote: »

Hope she still has the buck rake (as we called it). It was the most versatile implement here for ages!

We turned our buckrake into a creep feeder :pac:
Neighbour still has one though!

wrangler

Just watching Brendan Graces funeral, the guy reading the lesson finished it saying ''this is the word of the Lord......roight''
It's being streamed live on RTE Now , Quite funny in places as you'd expect