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[Landyman]

Bet you don’t!

What ? . Shoot him in the arse or have his address

 

[Pilgrimmick]

What ? . Shoot him in the arse or have his address

I think you have his address, so what does that leave?

 

[phillipe]

So does a 12 gauge with salt shot in the arse ( ive got your address )

What ? . Shoot him in the arse or have his address

When your big enough sunshine

 

[Pilgrimmick]

When your big enough sunshine

Not wanting to stir things up, but that sounds like a challenge that a real man could not ignore!

 

[Landyman]

Not wanting to stir things up, but that sounds like a challenge that a real man could not ignore!

Only got a licence for this so starch will have to do instead of salt

 

[holwellcourtfarm]

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Only got a licence for this so starch will have to do instead of salt

You mean @llamedos lets you loose with that!

 

[Landyman]

You mean @llamedos lets you loose with that!

shush , she don't know ive got it

 

[Bury the Trash]

shush , she don't know ive got it

She does now

 

[Landyman]

She does now

Only because big gob tagged her

 

[Bury the Trash]

Only because big gob tagged her

Just deny you possess one. .....Say it was a pic. you found on the internet..........

 

[phillipe]

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Only got a licence for this so starch will have to do instead of salt

i am ready and waiting

 

[Estate fencing.]

Hi from the Cotswolds.
I started with 10 sheep 10 years ago when I was at school now have 1100 dry ewe lambs and contract shepherd 450 mule ewes. I also do contact work on 2 big sheep farms. so I'm one of them people who seem to spent most of my life in the truck.

 

[holwellcourtfarm]

Hi from the Cotswolds.
I started with 10 sheep 10 years ago when I was at school now have 1100 dry ewe lambs and contract shepherd 450 mule ewes. I also do contact work on 2 big sheep farms. so I'm one of them people who seem to spent most of my life in the truck.

Welcome aboard.

If you're mad enough to run sheep you'll fit right in

 

[redman87]

Afternoon from gloomy Kent!
Lurked for a while and seeing as my housemate seems to spend all evening browsing here I thought I'd join in...

Been working on an arable farm since graduating with an Agri-bus degree, but having recently hit 30 I decided I'd like something more than full time tractor jockeying so gave that up at new year.

Considering my options right now, whether to get a full time job in an agri related role or to try and develop something niche from my modest smallholding.

 

[Sn0]

Hello folks, just a 34 year old Canadian here who signed up because i was curious about how you do things across the atlantic. I own a small beef farm and work part time on a small dairy farm. I'm new to the dairy side of things and modern equipment (which you don't need much in beef).

Looking forward to learning new procedures, ideas, opinions & perspectives. Cheers!

 

[holwellcourtfarm]

Afternoon from gloomy Kent!
Lurked for a while and seeing as my housemate seems to spend all evening browsing here I thought I'd join in...

Been working on an arable farm since graduating with an Agri-bus degree, but having recently hit 30 I decided I'd like something more than full time tractor jockeying so gave that up at new year.

Considering my options right now, whether to get a full time job in an agri related role or to try and develop something niche from my modest smallholding.

Welcome aboard. You'll soon get dragged in

Avoid the B**x*t forum threads unless you fancy an online punch-up though.

 

[holwellcourtfarm]

Hello folks, just a 34 year old Canadian here who signed up because i was curious about how you do things across the atlantic. I own a small beef farm and work part time on a small dairy farm. I'm new to the dairy side of things and modern equipment (which you don't need much in beef).

Looking forward to learning new procedures, ideas, opinions & perspectives. Cheers!

Welcome. You do realise that we Brits will expect to hear all about your side of the pond in return I hope

Who said beef didn't need modem equipment?

I hope you have a decent sense of humour else the northern pose will drive you mad

 

[Sn0]

Welcome. You do realise that we Brits will expect to hear all about your side of the pond in return I hope

Who said beef didn't need modem equipment?

I hope you have a decent sense of humour else the northern pose will drive you mad

Thanks for the welcome!

My biggest adjustment will be the difference in slang hahah sweet jesus on a cracker you queensfolk speak the guttertalk

 

[primmiemoo]

Hello all,

I stumbled into this forum via a google, and it's rather refreshing to read through (many of) the threads here.

There's a homebred flock producing prime lambs here, and some store cattle are bought in each year either to sell as forward, or to fatten following the loss of my closed homebred suckler herd to the dreaded TB. I also have a part-time job off-farm.

Cheers.

 

[holwellcourtfarm]

Hello all,

I stumbled into this forum via a google, and it's rather refreshing to read through (many of) the threads here.

There's a homebred flock producing prime lambs here, and some store cattle are bought in each year either to sell as forward, or to fatten following the loss of my closed homebred suckler herd to the dreaded TB. I also have a part-time job off-farm.

Cheers.

Welcome aboard. Sorry to hear you've had such a TB calamity, You may have much to contribute to the TB threads.

You're a braver man than I if sheep float your boat though