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Lady Haywire

jimini0 wrote: »

Has anyone seem my cattle card??? Have the test Tomorrow and went to file box last night to get the cards. One card is missing can't find it anywhere. Turned the house upside down. Wife won't be happy when she sees it.

Young calf- Check all the white envelopes in the house, might never have been taken out after it arrived.
Unsold/bought in-Check the mart.
Older cow- Check the vets incase they wanted a new card for some reason & forgot to give it back.

No luck? Blame the dog/child/binman/vet/wife- delete as applicable. :pac::D

Mooooo

Haven't looked for cards here either. Eventually they'll get the road I'd say. Before when they'd be sent off they always came back with a share missing

jimini0

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Young calf- Check all the white envelopes in the house, might never have been taken out after it arrived.
Unsold/bought in-Check the mart.
Older cow- Check the vets incase they wanted a new card for some reason & forgot to give it back.

No luck? Blame the dog/child/binman/vet/wife- delete as applicable. :pac::D

It's a heifer I bought privately last December. It has just disappeared. Im Just goin to have get a new one. The vet here always takes the cards with him and posts them back out a few days later.

whelan2

jimini0 wrote: »

It's a heifer I bought privately last December. It has just disappeared. Im Just goin to have get a new one. The vet here always takes the cards with him and posts them back out a few days later.

Form er94b. You'll have a new card in a few days and then you'll find the old one!

kollegeknight

whelan2 wrote: »

Form er94b. You'll have a new card in a few days and then you'll find the old one!

Will that form do as well for a change of breed? I have a Heifer here that you thought was AI angus but Came back as off the stock bull

whelan2

kollegeknight wrote: »

Will that form do as well for a change of breed? I have a Heifer here that you thought was AI angus but Came back as off the stock bull

Yes

patsy_mccabe

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Found weanling down today. Trying to get up but unable to. I noticed him coughing a bit during the week but I had them done with a pouron less than a month. He was a bit snotty nosed too. Vet reckon it was a hurt, maybe nerve damage.
Twice Vet has been out in a week. Other vet in practice put shoe on cow during the week.
Always something. We'd be lost without the service.

Guys, any ideas how I could figure whats wrong with this guy? He's still not able to get up. Fed him some meal and cut grass this morning and he ate it away. Head is bright and alert.
I stretched out both back legs and they don't seem to be broken. Vet did the same. I pressed down along his backbone and no response.
Kind of at a loss. Might try lifting him later today with loader and a big strap.

Butcher Boy

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Guys, any ideas how I could figure whats wrong with this guy? He's still not able to get up. Fed him some meal and cut grass this morning and he ate it away. Head is bright and alert.
I stretched out both back legs and they don't seem to be broken. Vet did the same. I pressed down along his backbone and no response.
Kind of at a loss. Might try lifting him later today with loader and a big strap.

Would he have white muscle disease.

L1985

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Guys, any ideas how I could figure whats wrong with this guy? He's still not able to get up. Fed him some meal and cut grass this morning and he ate it away. Head is bright and alert.
I stretched out both back legs and they don't seem to be broken. Vet did the same. I pressed down along his backbone and no response.
Kind of at a loss. Might try lifting him later today with loader and a big strap.

We had one similar-I posted it on here-never figured out what was wrong with him and he died during the snow so no PM. My advice is to factory him as so on as you can as ours kept going down and eventually died-eating away grand and no pain but wish we had bought him to the factory the first day when he got back up instead of the vet as had to wait the 30days. Hindsights a great thing thou! And yours might be completely different issue. And ours was standing for short intervals as well.

jimini0

whelan2 wrote: »

Form er94b. You'll have a new card in a few days and then you'll find the old one!

Where do I post the form to?

whelan2

jimini0 wrote: »

Where do I post the form to?

Local dvo

whelan2

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Guys, any ideas how I could figure whats wrong with this guy? He's still not able to get up. Fed him some meal and cut grass this morning and he ate it away. Head is bright and alert.
I stretched out both back legs and they don't seem to be broken. Vet did the same. I pressed down along his backbone and no response.
Kind of at a loss. Might try lifting him later today with loader and a big strap.

Did yiu lift him? Is he inside or out?

patsy_mccabe

whelan2 wrote: »

Did yiu lift him? Is he inside or out?

Tried lifting him but no good. He's still outside. He's strong enough about 330kg, at a guess. He's still eating and drinking. Moving tail too. Neighbour reckons he'll come right, but I dunno.

naughto

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Tried lifting him but no good. He's still outside. He's strong enough about 330kg, at a guess. He's still eating and drinking. Moving tail too. Neighbour reckons he'll come right, but I dunno.

How big is your freezer?would he fit?

whelan2

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Tried lifting him but no good. He's still outside. He's strong enough about 330kg, at a guess. He's still eating and drinking. Moving tail too. Neighbour reckons he'll come right, but I dunno.

Would he drink milk? It could give him energy

patsy_mccabe

whelan2 wrote: »

Would he drink milk? It could give him energy

Well he was still drinking the cow. Just can't get up to her now.

wrangler

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Well he was still drinking the cow. Just can't get up to her now.

sounds like he's hurt his back rising on cows, (if he's a bull)
had them both ways over the years, I had to shoot one and one recovered

whelan2

Had the worst referee ever in one of the kids games today. My lad- he's 10- came off the field crying. He allowed a goal that hit the post and also blew the game up 6 minutes before time was up.. Very hard not to voice your opinion at some of his decisions

wrangler

whelan2 wrote: »

Had the worst referee ever in one of the kids games today. My lad- he's 10- came off the field crying. He allowed a goal that hit the post and also blew the game up 6 minutes before time was up.. Very hard not to voice your opinion at some of his decisions

It's not as if they're being paid for it, mistakes generally go both ways,
Don't know why any one would volunteer to ref

whelan2

wrangler wrote: »

It's not as if they're being paid for it, mistakes generally go both ways,
Don't know why any one would volunteer to ref

They are being paid , 4 matches a morning

Water John

Sounds like that guy had Dunning Kruger Syndrome.

Heard of one guy down here who makes his off farm income reffing.

wrangler

whelan2 wrote: »

They are being paid , 4 matches a morning

.how much.....thought it was only travelling exps

whelan2

wrangler wrote: »

.how much.....thought it was only travelling exps

from 21 to 32 euro a game in the league my lad is in, not sure if travel expenses are on top of that. This was a young lad , I doubt he was oover 18 . Handy cash

Base price

I'm as sick as a small hospital all day - vomiting bug :mad:

wrangler

whelan2 wrote: »

from 21 to 32 euro a game in the league my lad is in

Might be worth it if they did 4 matches, but I'm sure they often have to travel for only one match.

whelan2

wrangler wrote: »

Might be worth it if they did 4 matches, but I'm sure they often have to travel for only one match.

Not sure but this lad did last Saturday and Sunday morning. 3 or 4 matches each day. Have been going to games a long time now and this lad was shocking.

newholland mad

our 12yo had a semi final at 9am. I thought it was funny as they played and lost 12 matches this summer only to go there to find about 20 other teams all in "semi finals" and a fiver a head in and yer man on the gate wanted a fiver for our 14yo as well. Anyway they lost and the ref was shocking aswell. The ga knows how to milk it and not a penny of that will find its way back to our local club

Limestone Cowboy

Must be thankless enough being a ref in fairness. Was at a few games over the weekend and some of the abuse they received was chronic to be honest. More so from the sideline and stands than the players.

patsy_mccabe

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Must be thankless enough being a ref in fairness. Was at a few games over the weekend and some of the abuse they received was chronic to be honest. More so from the sideline and stands than the players.

Heard there was a bit of a 'schmozzle' at one of the football games over the weekend. Sounds serious from what I heard.

newholland mad

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Must be thankless enough being a ref in fairness. Was at a few games over the weekend and some of the abuse they received was chronic to be honest. More so from the sideline and stands than the players.

One of the refs around here got jip at a chaps match one night and stoped the match and wouldnt restart until the culprets left the pitch and stood outside the gate. Another night he gave the mouths the whistle and got into his car and left, that shut them up.

newholland mad

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Heard there was a bit of a 'schmozzle' at one of the football games over the weekend. Sounds serious from what I heard.

27 cards handed out. The lads that didnt get a card will get an awful slagging, they must be quiet lads

patsy_mccabe

newholland mad wrote: »

27 cards handed out. The lads that didnt get a card will get an awful slagging, they must be quiet lads

Heard one left in an ambulance. No laughing matter.

wrangler

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Heard there was a bit of a 'schmozzle' at one of the football games over the weekend. Sounds serious from what I heard.

At least Rugby is back now

Have to be in the Beacon hosp at 8am for a hernia op, guys working on the buidings tell me I'll have to leave at 5.30 am to get through the M50
Hospital tells me I'll be out before lunch time

charolais0153

newholland mad wrote: »

27 cards handed out. The lads that didnt get a card will get an awful slagging, they must be quiet lads

Did the goalies get carded?

Limestone Cowboy

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Heard there was a bit of a 'schmozzle' at one of the football games over the weekend. Sounds serious from what I heard.

Was that doonbeg v cooraclare? Tensions a bit high there after the incident in the spa. Was at a junior b game this morning and there was a few lads sent of aswell. Awful swinging going on.

Limestone Cowboy

newholland mad wrote: »

One of the refs around here got jip at a chaps match one night and stoped the match and wouldnt restart until the culprets left the pitch and stood outside the gate. Another night he gave the mouths the whistle and got into his car and left, that shut them up.

Only right. I dont think any of them set out to be biased and its easy enough to miss an incident or make a bad call in the heat of the moment.

patsy_mccabe

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Was that doonbeg v cooraclare? Tensions a bit high there after the incident in the spa. Was at a junior b game this morning and there was a few lads sent of aswell. Awful swinging going on.

Ya, related to the bridge throwing incident. Can't remember the teams involved. Will get update tomorrow.

Limestone Cowboy

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Ya, related to the bridge throwing incident. Can't remember the teams involved. Will get update tomorrow.

I like the way you phrased that...Lucky none of them were killed. There's a huge drop from it.

newholland mad

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Heard one left in an ambulance. No laughing matter.

Hard to say without being there. If it got to that level of chaos questions need to be asked.Why wasnt the match stopped early on. Did the ref lose control.

longgonesilver

http://www.the42.ie/tyrone-senior-football-championship-red-card-moy-edendork-sean-cavanagh-4238789-Sep2018/

It seems that it's not only farmers that are cranky because of the weather.:D

Bridge throwing? Sounds like an interesting hobby.

whelan2

Base price wrote: »

I'm as sick as a small hospital all day - vomiting bug :mad:

How are you today?

whelan2

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Must be thankless enough being a ref in fairness. Was at a few games over the weekend and some of the abuse they received was chronic to be honest. More so from the sideline and stands than the players.

I would never complain about a referee before this. I am normally delighted there's a ref there at all as it means one of the parents would have to referee otherwise and it's very hard to be impartial. This was soccer btw. Gaelic blitz tonight

whelan2

Parishlad wrote: »

18 mile run this morning @ 7am. Have done what jobs I needed to do today. Legs are fairly tired now so it’s feet up for the evening!

Did you see the lad yesterday who got the new marathon world record?

Buford T. Justice XIX

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Was that doonbeg v cooraclare? Tensions a bit high there after the incident in the spa. Was at a junior b game this morning and there was a few lads sent of aswell. Awful swinging going on.

There's a long and colourful history between those two. A friend of mine played for Cooraclare and gave me a bit of a breakdown of the years he was playing and some of the happenings during and after games:D

Base price

whelan2 wrote: »

How are you today?

Thank God the vomiting & diarrhea have stopped but I didn't sleep a wink with my tummy rattling about. Ive taken a couple of hot dioralytes and they are staying down, otherwise I'm good.

Limestone Cowboy

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

There's a long and colourful history between those two. A friend of mine played for Cooraclare and gave me a bit of a breakdown of the years he was playing and some of the happenings during and after games:D

In case you missed it this happened 2 weeks ago to add a bit more fuel to the mix. https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/gaa-players-seriously-injured-in-10m-fall-from-bridge-37275836.html

Parishlad

whelan2 wrote: »

Did you see the lad yesterday who got the new marathon world record?

Saw that alright! Unbelievable! The 2hr mark is bound to go soon enough. Really can't understand how they can keep that speed up for 26 miles! It's about 4mins 38secs a mile........for 26 miles!!!! :eek:
A friend of mine ran a great time of 3hrs 7mins. I just wish the October weekend was here now!

Mac Taylor

I see Bova are selling off their entire pbr limousin herd, they have some serious stock

patsy_mccabe

Mac Taylor wrote: »

I see Bova are selling off their entire pbr limousin herd, they have some serious stock

Saw that. No auction date as such. You contact them and arrange a visit.

Mac Taylor

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Saw that. No auction date as such. You contact them and arrange a visit.

Anyone hear any reason why?.

Maybe I should organize a sale as well :cool: