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I walked to the end of my driveway and took some pics of the neighbors. Best neighbors I’ve ever had for the past 33 yrs.
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Nice to have neighbors like that. Only issue is the smell of Ma Nature ain't so
pleasing on a hot, muggy August night.
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I could handle that, no problem....
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Will the neighbors charge the waving red flag? :dontknow::tongue3::icon_scratch:
No, they’re all cows and calves right now. The bull will be back after young are weaned and gone. When they take the calves away the cows will moan like crazy for two days. And they are loud!
 
Nice to have neighbors like that. Only issue is the smell of Ma Nature ain't so
pleasing on a hot, muggy August night. View attachment 2262166

I could handle that, no problem....View attachment 2262165
Having a chat and a burger at a friends take-out joint.
While sitting outside at the picnic table, we got a very strong manure smell.
I commented "Well that's pretty ripe"
Cattle buyer replied: "Oh do love the smell of $$$$"
 
33 years?
They don't look a day over 6.

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(Congrats.)

I find poop sometimes and a track as evidence cattle have visited my hunting property I maintain for wildlife; not cattle. They enjoy the browse though.
I smile because I know the stress of an owner(s) with stock loose.
But I'll catch the prime suspect one day (Neighboring property owner across the road) and cheerfully accuse him of free grazing on my property. Then offer to settle out of court for a load of aged manure being dropped off.
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