Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

Reggie. wrote: »

Doing a spot of altering today

Altering what ?

I was doing cattle for copper today and the primatech injection gun makes it a doddle .
Any recomendations for similar type dosing guns for sheep and cattle ?

Bullocks wrote: »

Altering what ?

I was doing cattle for copper today and the primatech injection gun makes it a doddle .
Any recomendations for similar type dosing guns for sheep and cattle ?

Jaysus bullocks

Reggie. wrote: »

Jaysus bullocks

Your post came up without the picture attached first :rolleyes:

Bullocks wrote: »

Your post came up without the picture attached first :rolleyes:

Silly boy

White Clover wrote: »

Besta luck with it! Savage gear for the year ahead. Will you consider a mower?

Thanking you

Never really took to a mower but ya never know what the humour might do in future

Muckit wrote: »

It must be some fun going out for a bag of turf!

Will be when the twin is in there

Nekarsulm wrote: »

What's the wee bracket for that's showing above the left hand pulled, Reggie?
A daylight sensor?

That's my weather vane:D

Dawn must have the memory of an elephant, have her daughter from three years ago with her now and she never pucked her once since I put them together. Normally she'd leather into anything else with her until she felt that her leadership was proven :pac:
I let her down this morning to a dry pen where her and the wee calf were for a few days after he was born. And she went bleeding crazy snuffling round the place, roaring at me and over the gate

charolais0153 wrote: »

We had a young cow a couple of years ago and we let her in the pen after calving, we use yo have a lot more bullies back then and they were laying into her until her half sister 5 years older started beating the cows that were at her. Amazing to watch because they wouldn't of known each other but somehow knew they were related

Sure they were prob chatting to each other about what a bítch their mother was

Farrell wrote: »

Was dismantling a wooden bed earlier for out & was thinking how the base could be a creep gate for sheep.
Does every farmer think this way or do I need a break?

Oh we all do

Just had the window and mirror on the driver's side on car broken. Met a car that was fairly belting along - the mirror arrived in the window. Scared the bejaysus out of me. Will have to spend tomorrow trying to get it repaired now. Not a happy chappie this evening.
the other driver did not stop either although must have known they hit someone. :(:(

Shannon757 wrote: »

Probably had no insurance.

Exactly what I thought. probably no license or tax either!

KatyMac wrote: »

Just had the window and mirror on the driver's side on car broken. Met a car that was fairly belting along - the mirror arrived in the window. Scared the bejaysus out of me. Will have to spend tomorrow trying to get it repaired now. Not a happy chappie this evening.
the other driver did not stop either although must have known they hit someone. :(:(

Same thing happened the OH coming home from work one evening.

I just think it's so cheeky not stopping. Of course they'd hear the bang.

€250 wouldn't see you out of fitting a new mirror. Her mirror glass never shattered so still functioning. V annoying.