whats the weather like in your area?

Reggie. · 23-10-2016 10:05AM

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Beautiful down here, blue skies and not a cloud in the sky.

Bit nippy out this morning though.

Same as that

Charlie Charolais · 24-10-2016 07:29AM

Chilly, 6*C, no wind,
Forecast dry till Thursday, I’d say the rest of the cattle will be going on Saturday

whelan2 · 24-10-2016 07:43AM

Raining when bringing in cows earlier, no sign of any of the 5 wooly hats I bought over the last few days. I think I will have to carry out a raid on oh's lorry :mad:

I said · 25-10-2016 06:02AM

Cnuting frosty this morning

whelan2 · 25-10-2016 06:19AM

I said wrote: »

Cnuting frosty this morning

Sign of a good day

davidk1394 · 25-10-2016 08:23AM

Dull dry day down here.

RedPeppers · 25-10-2016 08:51AM

Very foggy with grass frost. Sun starting to breakthrough.

Reggie. · 25-10-2016 09:06AM

whelan2 wrote: »

Sign of a good day

Did your finger stop bleeding

whelan2 · 25-10-2016 09:08AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Did your finger stop bleeding

yup. All good

Reggie. · 25-10-2016 09:15AM

whelan2 wrote: »

yup. All good

And the hats?

whelan2 · 25-10-2016 09:18AM

Reggie. wrote: »

And the hats?

Found 2. Which is fine as I only have 1 head. Have hidden them away

Reggie. · 25-10-2016 02:49PM

whelan2 wrote: »

Found 2. Which is fine as I only have 1 head. Have hidden them away

Raid on the truck?

Timmaay · 26-10-2016 02:41PM

Just saw a mower pulling out of a field of silage. And its only a few days away from November. Think I've seen it all now ha.

pedigree 6 · 26-10-2016 03:41PM

Timmaay wrote: »

Just saw a mower pulling out of a field of silage. And its only a few days away from November. Think I've seen it all now ha.

Costa del arklow. As they say in the weather forum.

Mooooo · 26-10-2016 03:44PM

Ground grazed tight and perfect conditions for slurry. I'm sure it'll be the same the end of Jan. ....

inthepit · 26-10-2016 11:49PM

Timmaay wrote: »

Just saw a mower pulling out of a field of silage. And its only a few days away from November. Think I've seen it all now ha.

Baler wrapper passed here today.Done pit silage in 1984 on 2 Nov.

Reggie. · 27-10-2016 11:44AM

inthepit wrote: »

Baler wrapper passed here today.Done pit silage in 1984 on 2 Nov.

Balers and wrappers still moving around here

dieselbug · 27-10-2016 06:29PM

Page 666 AND halloween, cant be good:eek:

pedigree 6 · 27-10-2016 06:32PM

dieselbug wrote: »

Page 666 AND halloween, cant be good:eek:

Watch out for them killer clowns.:pac:

whelan2 · 27-10-2016 06:35PM

dieselbug wrote: »

Page 666 AND halloween, cant be good:eek:

Hate Halloween.

Buford T. Justice XIX · 27-10-2016 07:15PM

whelan2 wrote: »

Hate Halloween.

+1

It's the start of the shooting season and the first round of the Munster intermediate championship is on in Limerick this Sunday. The local club are playing and I have to stay home to stop those ***** running dogs through my ewes:mad:

High bike · 28-10-2016 10:00PM

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

+1

It's the start of the shooting season and the first round of the Munster intermediate championship is on in Limerick this Sunday. The local club are playing and I have to stay home to stop those ***** running dogs through my ewes:mad:

had a bit of an encounter with 2 lads here last Sunday hunting hares with lurches so yo can guess what they were sir&#55357;&#56832;Anyway they were told next time I'd have the gun with me and they'd be digging a hole for the dogs.Sorry for going off subject it's been the best October I can remember and a promise of another good week to come&#55357;&#56832;

Base price · 28-10-2016 10:09PM

whelan2 wrote: »

Hate Halloween.

TBH I love it as it marks the beginning of the Irish New Year before Christendom.

Buford T. Justice XIX · 28-10-2016 10:30PM

High bike wrote: »

had a bit of an encounter with 2 lads here last Sunday hunting hares with lurches so yo can guess what they were sir��Anyway they were told next time I'd have the gun with me and they'd be digging a hole for the dogs.Sorry for going off subject it's been the best October I can remember and a promise of another good week to come��

I had a great conversation with a lad yesterday that catches hares for coursing. Fascinating rules governing the whole thing and ensuring the safety of the hares.

Username John · 29-10-2016 07:14AM

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

I had a great conversation with a lad yesterday that catches hares for coursing. Fascinating rules governing the whole thing and ensuring the safety of the hares.

They used to catch hares in our place in our place for coursing before...

I thought they'd happily enough clean you outa hares and not care too much. That's what seemed to happen to us anyways...

I think there is apparently something about if the hare makes it, that they're returned back to where they came from? Didn't happen for us anyways (but I could be wrong saying this, not 100% on it)

Buford T. Justice XIX · 29-10-2016 08:48AM

Username John wrote: »

They used to catch hares in our place in our place for coursing before...

I thought they'd happily enough clean you outa hares and not care too much. That's what seemed to happen to us anyways...

I think there is apparently something about if the hare makes it, that they're returned back to where they came from? Didn't happen for us anyways (but I could be wrong saying this, not 100% on it)

They took 6 hares from here and they returned 6 tagged hares. A hare can only be coursed once a year so each coursing club uses a different colour tag so it won't be coursed again the same year.

There's a nice few bob in catching a hare so you will get a few lads lamping late at night in another clubs area to catch their hares.

They are some sight close up and the speed of them as they take off again is fantastic. There is little enough cover for them here anymore so I enjoy watching them while I can.

farmerjj · 29-10-2016 09:01AM

Lovely morning here, makes a nice change from the usual weather for the October bank holiday weekend ..

davidk1394 · 29-10-2016 11:05AM

Sunny day here. 16°C. Time to put on the dung spreader

High bike · 29-10-2016 12:02PM

Username John wrote: »

They used to catch hares in our place in our place for coursing before...

I thought they'd happily enough clean you outa hares and not care too much. That's what seemed to happen to us anyways...

I think there is apparently something about if the hare makes it, that they're returned back to where they came from? Didn't happen for us anyways (but I could be wrong saying this, not 100% on it)

Lads I have no problem with coursing clubs catching hares these lads were from a halting site

I said · 29-10-2016 12:21PM

High bike wrote: »

Lads I have no problem with coursing clubs catching hares these lads were from a halting site

Ah boss will ya leave them alone sir

whats the weather like in your area?

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