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11 Sep ’15 - 9:25 am

well, we had our second escape this morning, note to self, don't stack hay in the barn where the cows can reach it, they like to stick their head in between the gate and nibble on it, when they raise their head the gate pops off.

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29 Sep ’15 - 10:49 am

well the cows met the new puppies, they seemed enthralled with them

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21 Oct ’15 - 9:02 am

Marco only pawn in game of life

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28 Oct ’15 - 8:57 am

almost getting time to lock the boys up in the back field, the pond is staying ice free for now, but it's coming. They are starting to get a little shaggy, think they need a haircut.

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28 Oct ’15 - 9:12 am

I am still planning on building the fenced in pasture area this Spring. So are you making a Michigan trip to deliver me some calves?

Aren't these guys getting ready for the butcher? You should keep the hides.

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28 Oct ’15 - 9:22 am

We are going to wait till spring, I am going to save the hides and the brains and try my hand at brain tanning them.

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12 Nov ’15 - 9:04 am

the cows are enthralled by the puppies, every time they are out the cows coming running up to look at them, the puppies usually go up to the fence and let the cows lick them, when the cows have carrots they drop bits that the puppies eat up, my wife doesn't find it as amusing as I do

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30 Nov ’15 - 2:33 pm

I think it is time to send the boys to processing, they are getting pretty big and not sure if the cost versus gain will be worth it to keep them another winter.