Honest (if odd) search for open-minded farmer

Flossie

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Lancs
On weird subjects, knew of lady that used to crap on whoever she took home after niteclub.poor blokes would waken up in morn with a turd on them.maybe ey should hook up?!
I saw a programme a few years ago about fetishism (don't think it was Euro trash :cautious:) and a woman was sending her own tuds in a jiffy bag through the post for whoever paid, to enjoy in their own home :confused: :sick:
 

Badshot

Member
Location
Kent
I saw a programme a few years ago about fetishism (don't think it was Euro trash :cautious:) and a woman was sending her own tuds in a jiffy bag through the post for whoever paid, to enjoy in their own home :confused: :sick:

I can remember a woman on telly programme who was postings her used knickers out to anyone who cared to pay.
Made a fair bit of money at it IIRC.
 

MattDM

New Member
Weirdly I have no idea about pricing lol. I guess I'm open to suggestions (does 50 quid to take a dip in a slurry pond sound right :)?).
 

Gazzacub

New Member
Location
Midlands uk
Ok so - I have the same “thing” for manure, again I’m perfectly a normal and sane guy, but get the same thrill as the op, no idea where it comes from but always enjoyed getting dirty and the thing with cow muck started quite by accident for me many years ago - I’m searching for a friendly open minded farmer that might be willing to let me play in the muck - appreciate farms are workplaces and agreements on safety/descression assured - also will pay if required, in the east mids uk area but can travel - would be happy to hear back from any fiendly farmers that might be willing to help out :)
 
Ok so - I have the same “thing” for manure, again I’m perfectly a normal and sane guy, but get the same thrill as the op, no idea where it comes from but always enjoyed getting dirty and the thing with cow muck started quite by accident for me many years ago - I’m searching for a friendly open minded farmer that might be willing to let me play in the muck - appreciate farms are workplaces and agreements on safety/descression assured - also will pay if required, in the east mids uk area but can travel - would be happy to hear back from any fiendly farmers that might be willing to help out :)
@Dave W
 

Gazzacub

New Member
Location
Midlands uk
Would you prefer a dry strawy muck heap in a field, a wet sloppy slurry pit, pig slurry? Cow muck, chicken muck. It’s all different and different types of smell and wetness.
Prefer cow, doughy but not watery - depth not a problem as I’ve had experience with deep stuff - to be honest though beggars can’t be choosers lol!
 

Tomtrac

Member
Location
Penrith cumbria
Prefer cow, doughy but not watery - depth not a problem as I’ve had experience with deep stuff - to be honest though beggars can’t be choosers lol!

Am shure you no wat you are doing but be verry aware i have fallen into two slurry pits
Very lookely i could just Truch the floor with my toe /feet
Otherwise i wouldnt be here
Couldnt even move my arms in one it very very opened up my eyes to the danger i realy thought you would just swim or walk out but both times i got lifted out
 

Gazzacub

New Member
Location
Midlands uk
Am shure you no wat you are doing but be verry aware i have fallen into two slurry pits
Very lookely i could just Truch the floor with my toe /feet
Otherwise i wouldnt be here
Couldnt even move my arms in one it very very opened up my eyes to the danger i realy thought you would just swim or walk out but both times i got lifted out
Wow I am glad you got out ok, appreciate that In some instances some types of pits are more dangerous - have had experiences in the past with deep mud and one or two different set ups of slurry/manure/midding so when it comes to deep stuff have some knowledge/experience of how to extricate myself When nescusary.
 

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