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Livestock/General Farming photo thread ***READ MOD NOTE IN POST #1***

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    #452
    Muckit
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    wiggy123 wrote: »
    very good.. he is winning all before him at shows.. seems to me--be too heavy for a cow.. natural service!!

    Who are you on about Wiggt123?.... Naughto?? :D


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    #453
    vanderbadger
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    Muckit wrote: »
    Who are you on about Wiggt123?.... Naughto?? :D

    nice one :D


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    #454
    wiggy123
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    sorry the angus bull.. mc faddens! said he'd be too heavy to bull cows naturally me thinks!! agree???


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    #455
    redzerologhlen
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    Limo heifer out of a simmental springer...breeding heifer in the making me thinks:)

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    #456
    Bizzum
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    Grand sweet heifer. Lovely feminine head on her. Stock bull or AI Lim?


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    #457
    redzerologhlen
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    Bizzum wrote: »
    Grand sweet heifer. Lovely feminine head on her. Stock bull or AI Lim?

    Shes out of the stock bull. Should bring plenty of milk from the mothers side hopefully!!


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    #458
    redzerologhlen
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,329 ✭✭✭redzerologhlen


    Doing a bit of silage today

    I miss the joystick on the 991bjs:(
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    View from the cab
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    Never a good sign when the side door is open on the baler:rolleyes:
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    Tractor and wrapper in the yard
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    #459
    vanderbadger
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    wheres that redzer, around carron or Kilnaboy somewhere is it?


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    #460
    redzerologhlen
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    vanderbadger wrote: »
    wheres that redzer, around carron or Kilnaboy somewhere is it?

    Ballyvaughan..Grand spot on a sunny day:)


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    #461
    pakalasa
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    redzerologhlen wrote: »
    Ballyvaughan..Grand spot on a sunny day:)
    Especially on the rocks near the lighthouse. Caught a lot of mackeral there, but I prefer the pollock.;) Lovely on a calm sunny day.


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    #462
    redzerologhlen
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    pakalasa wrote: »
    Especially on the rocks near the lighthouse. Caught a lot of mackeral there, but I prefer the pollock.;) Lovely on a calm sunny day.
    I prefer the flats near gleninagh, The mackerel would nearly jump outta the water to you there somedays:D


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    #463
    vanderbadger
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    vanderbadger wrote: »
    wheres that redzer, around carron or Kilnaboy somewhere is it?

    I thought you were a Corofin man, Ballyvaughan a nice spin up from you


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    #464
    Kovu
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    redzerologhlen wrote: »
    Ballyvaughan..Grand spot on a sunny day:)

    I used to pass through that a good bit while en route to Doolin for rock climbing. Lovely spot.


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    #465
    redzerologhlen
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    vanderbadger wrote: »
    I thought you were a Corofin man, Ballyvaughan a nice spin up from you

    Nope, Bally man through and true....even though I do make a spin as far as kilnaboy most nights;)


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    #466
    redzerologhlen
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    Karen112 wrote: »
    I used to pass through that a good bit while en route to Doolin for rock climbing. Lovely spot.

    It is that, The coast road from bally to doolin has scenery as good as anywhere in the country...and all the tourists that come with it every summer making for the ditch when they see a john deere coming against them:)


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    #467
    Kovu
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    My little baby Bella is being sold next week. I used to have to wait til she slept before I could leave her, used to follow me about like a lamb, little rejected twin and she had to travel in the back of the car sucking my finger til she got home from the away lands:( She'd be let out every day for a run and she would run back to me and sigh like the world was ending as I lay there reading a book!

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    And testing my photography skills, my little lim fast asleep in the field.
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    #468
    Bizzum
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    Karen112 wrote: »
    My little baby Bella is being sold next week.

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    Is she on the left or right?:D


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    #469
    vanderbadger
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    Bizzum wrote: »
    Is she on the left or right?:D

    :D


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    #470
    Kovu
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    vanderbadger wrote: »
    :D
    Bizzum wrote: »
    Is she on the left or right?biggrin.gif


    Feck off! Did the red head not give me away! I'll be a sad gal to see her go :(


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    #471
    vanderbadger
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    redzerologhlen wrote: »
    Nope, Bally man through and true....even though I do make a spin as far as kilnaboy most nights;)

    ah right, yev have great land up that side that some of us can only dream about, there is yard on the way into the village on the left coming from Lisdoon that usually has alot of gear in it, is that where you work out of?


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    #472
    JohnBoy
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    redzerologhlen wrote: »
    Doing a bit of silage today

    I miss the joystick on the 991bjs:(
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    That looks complicated.

    I kinda assumed you'd have a knob for setting the number of turns needed and a button to make it start/stop.

    how interactive is the actual wrapping process?


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    #473
    redzerologhlen
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    vanderbadger wrote: »
    ah right, yev have great land up that side that some of us can only dream about, there is yard on the way into the village on the left coming from Lisdoon that usually has alot of gear in it, is that where you work out of?

    You have us now:D


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    #474
    redzerologhlen
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    JohnBoy wrote: »
    That looks complicated.

    I kinda assumed you'd have a knob for setting the number of turns needed and a button to make it start/stop.

    how interactive is the actual wrapping process?

    Its simple enough actually, all you have to do is put it onto auto and press start and it will do the rest itself. The only manual thing you have to do is pick the bale and let it off. Theres an awful lot of sensors on it though, too many for my liking being the finicky little things that they are!!


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    #475
    Tipp Man
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    Redzer (I assume your not the legendary Tipperary hurler:D) how come ye moved away from the McHale to the Tanco?


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    #476
    vanderbadger
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    redzerologhlen wrote: »
    You have us now:D

    would you believe I was in that yard last year if Im thinkng of the right place, I had to go up and collect kerry coop seed barrow, pile of ****e that it was. fine yard ;)


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    #477
    redzerologhlen
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    Tipp Man wrote: »
    Redzer (I assume your not the legendary Tipperary hurler:D) how come ye moved away from the McHale to the Tanco?

    Faster apparently...not that we were ever too far behind with the mchale....I have a theory that all agri contractors are like magpies...they like shiny things:)


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    #478
    redzerologhlen
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    vanderbadger wrote: »
    would you believe I was in that yard last year if Im thinkng of the right place, I had to go up and collect kerry coop seed barrow, pile of ****e that it was. fine yard ;)

    A fine tidy yard it is but its not mine unfortunatley and neither is any of the gear in it:(


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    #479
    redzerologhlen
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    The big boy taking a rest for himself


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    #480
    redzerologhlen
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    Heifer calf this morning. Note my very high yielding crop of saint brigets crosses for next year:rolleyes:


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    #481
    vanderbadger
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    fecking rushes seem to be gone wild this year, my spraying plans went up in smoke with the bad autumn


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