Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

Grueller

Reggie. wrote: »

Telling ya. That will bite them in the arse yet.

When ye are all in tents next winter!!!!!

Nekarsulm

Grueller wrote: »

When ye are all in tents next winter!!!!!

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-YYn-du8C2eA/Vaj_iGVhSfI/AAAAAAAAAGY/XcKj9UKEQcE/s1600/Apocalypse-Now-Kilgore-SurfBoard.jpg
Why do you think the Army kept the Donegal camp, and closed the rest?

Reggie.

Nekarsulm wrote: »

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-YYn-du8C2eA/Vaj_iGVhSfI/AAAAAAAAAGY/XcKj9UKEQcE/s1600/Apocalypse-Now-Kilgore-SurfBoard.jpg
Why do you think the Army kept the Donegal camp, and closed the rest?

****ing sure

Buford T. Justice XIX

Had a bad day today. I had the cows fed this morning and was going to feed the dry cattle when herself rand saying her car had broke down going to work and could I collect her and wait to get the car collected. Yeah said myself and left out a few weanlings to eat up the few bits of silage that dropped during feeding and said I'd put them in when I came back.

Came back to see the pit had scaled and killed a heifer. Bugger:(

whelan2

Heard on the radio there another farm death in Kerry , man in his 30's rest in peace

farmerjj

Anyone use this dehorning paste? https://www.agriretailer.ie/farming-products/calf-care/calf-dehorning-paste/
is it any good, or just a waste of time?

Odelay

farmerjj wrote: »

Anyone use this dehorning paste? https://www.agriretailer.ie/farming-products/calf-care/calf-dehorning-paste/
is it any good, or just a waste of time?

Remember using similar years ago, it worked but came in a a syringe type applicator...... Dad went to worm a horse and grabbed one without his glasses.......fortunately stopped him in time.

orm0nd

kinda dark day here as well today, got the vet to put my faithful border collie to sleep,

15 years we'd been companions & she must have travelled thousands of miles with me on factory runs, but she was obviously in distress & it was the best I could do for her.

Grueller

orm0nd wrote: »

kinda dark day here as well today, got the vet to put my faithful border collie to sleep,

15 years we'd been companions & she must have travelled thousands of miles with me on factory runs, but she was obviously in distress & it was the best I could do for her.

Have a lad here the last 12 years. He is getting shook too and I have him since he was six weeks old. Will be a seriously sad day whenever I lose him.

whelan2

Bad crash near here this evening too, 2 fatalities

Buford T. Justice XIX

whelan2 wrote: »

Bad crash near here this evening too, 2 fatalities

Just seen that on the news. Horrific accident.

_Brian

whelan2 wrote: »

Bad crash near here this evening too, 2 fatalities

Awful isn't it.
Woman and kid killed near us last week.

A cow called Daisy

orm0nd wrote: »

kinda dark day here as well today, got the vet to put my faithful border collie to sleep,

15 years we'd been companions & she must have travelled thousands of miles with me on factory runs, but she was obviously in distress & it was the best I could do for her.

Sorry to read that Orm0nd. Would rather lose a cow than the dog I've got here.

Last dog here was very sick and I brought her to the local pet vet. (my own vet doesn't treat pets) They were busy, but the receptionist filled out a form, names, addresses symptoms etc, and I waited my turn. Went into a few dogs/cats/rabbits later. Vet examined doggy, saying she thought her liver was poor, and took blood samples to confirm. However blood testing machine not working right so I went home, leaving doggy there till she got machine working again.

Only home when vet rings. "Hello, is that (dog's name). I'm sorry, but (my name) is very very sick, I think it might be kinder to put her down"

Suckler

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

Sorry to read that Orm0nd. Would rather lose a cow than the dog I've got here.

There must e something going around - mine is on the way out as well. She's nearly 15 years old at this stage, which for a Golden Retriever, is well in to bonus territory as far as I know.

Hips have been an issue for a few years now, getting up after a long snooze takes serious effort but she picked up skin infections recently and now it looks like a kidney infection as well.

orm0nd

A cow called Daisy wrote: »

Sorry to read that Orm0nd. Would rather lose a cow than the dog I've got here.

Last dog here was very sick and I brought her to the local pet vet. (my own vet doesn't treat pets) They were busy, but the receptionist filled out a form, names, addresses symptoms etc, and I waited my turn. Went into a few dogs/cats/rabbits later. Vet examined doggy, saying she thought her liver was poor, and took blood samples to confirm. However blood testing machine not working right so I went home, leaving doggy there till she got machine working again.

Only home when vet rings. "Hello, is that (dog's name). I'm sorry, but (my name) is very very sick, I think it might be kinder to put her down"

Lucky you didn't hang around Daisy, a certain episode of Mrs Brown's Boys comes to mind.

pedigree 6

Who had the cows on the road?

whelan2

Just had county council lad here....again

Base price

whelan2 wrote: »

Just had county council lad here....again

I think he fancies you.

Buford T. Justice XIX

I see there's trouble in the NW with farmers owed money from a meat plant.

http://m.independent.ie/business/farming/agri-business/farmers-say-theyre-owed-over-1m-from-meat-plant-35371698.html?utm_content=buffer91e03&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

It looks like another Tralee Beef and Lamb starting.

Farrell

Got a text from Eurogene/ LIC on meeting, did many get it?

rushvalley

Seen two Turkish looking lads in Ennis mart surveying the weanling bulls today. Is there another boat heading out?

Jb1989

pedigree 6 wrote: »

Who had the cows on the road?

Think muckit does usually get the blame on here

Genghis Cant

Farrell wrote: »

Got a text from Eurogene/ LIC on meeting, did many get it?

In Ashbourne? Yeah I saw that text. I didn't know what it was about!

Farrell

Genghis Cant wrote: »

In Ashbourne? Yeah I saw that text. I didn't know what it was about!

You're a Eurogene customer too.
Think it must be about these contracts mentioned here & on FJ

Stravos Murphy

Grand stretch coming in the evening, finally can snooze the afternoon alarm three times.

visatorro

Went for a nap yesterday at four, only awake now, bolox!!

Stravos Murphy

Can't beat a good sleep. It's good for the mind.

visatorro

I never put out the bins and the waste one is Overflowing! Be another fortnight now, I'll have to dig a hole in the garden.

whelan2

visatorro wrote: »

I never put out the bins and the waste one is Overflowing! Be another fortnight now, I'll have to dig a hole in the garden.

Burn it

CloughCasey1

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

I see there's trouble in the NW with farmers owed money from a meat plant.

http://m.independent.ie/business/farming/agri-business/farmers-say-theyre-owed-over-1m-from-meat-plant-35371698.html?utm_content=buffer91e03&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

It looks like another Tralee Beef and Lamb starting.

I know a farmer in North Mayo stung for 130k with unpaid cattle there.