frustratedearthmother
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Sounds like you had a busy day with a great ending!
Coffee's Ready, Come and Sit on the Porch
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I'm at the vets office with FB's 153.7lb bear.
He's feeling a lot better. Before when he would get out he would run and I would chase him about 1/2 mile before he got tuckered out. He got out the other day and I chased him a good 2 miles before he got tuckered out. It's pretty easy to figure out the milage when you live in farm country.
They took him in the back and the vet just came in and said he's a happy dog back there unlike like last visit. So hopefully the tests come back good.
I'm going to see how he does with tanks training collar. If he does well with it, I'll get him one.
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Bear is good, prostrate back to normal size and no more bladder infection.
Jesus is Lord and Christ
He's feeling a lot better. Before when he would get out he would run and I would chase him about 1/2 mile before he got tuckered out. He got out the other day and I chased him a good 2 miles before he got tuckered out. It's pretty easy to figure out the milage when you live in farm country.
They took him in the back and the vet just came in and said he's a happy dog back there unlike like last visit. So hopefully the tests come back good.
I'm going to see how he does with tanks training collar. If he does well with it, I'll get him one.
Edit...
Bear is good, prostrate back to normal size and no more bladder infection.
Jesus is Lord and Christ
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If the skidsteer counts as a tractor then yes. The 1973 skidsteer is my only means for a bucket and forks. I'm thinking when my prayer is answered, I'll give the skidsteer to one of my sons. I've had the skidsteer for about 20 years. All my kids know how to operate it and ask to borrow it occasionally. So I would like to keep it in the family.Don't you have two tractors???
Mine is small but, big enough. Changing out implements can be testy -- weight & muscle. I manage but appreciate help
Warm, mostly sunny, off/on light rains next 24 that might make you head for cover at times. It will certainly interrupt any lawn mowing, so I'll do that tomorrow.
Finishing some hot tea & heading out to check on everyone. One goat should kid anytime now. It's last one for a while -- probably fall. Have a broody one week from hatch
I'll probably keep the 1962 1/2 Allis-Chalmers D19 though. There's really nothing wrong with it. At 85 HP, the thing is a hause, plus it's an antique that still does everything I ask it to do. I've kind of grown fond of that D19, but I'm the only one who knows how to operate it.
Jesus is Lord and Christ
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Well, I'm certain FB is waiting for another chore 
I actually enjoy my tractor time
I actually enjoy my tractor time
