plus some stuff that I do like.<\/p>\n
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The past several days have involved doe goats, drenching goats and farming. \u00a0 I don’t like any of those items. \u00a0I don’t know if I’ve ever mentioned this before, but I hate a female goat. \u00a0 Hate em. \u00a0But, I can’t make bucks and wethers without them.<\/p>\n
Over the years, we have not had very many toxemia cases. \u00a0Maybe 1 or 2 per year. \u00a0But now, for this set that is due in less than 2 weeks—been drenching 3 of them. \u00a0But, I won’t be drenching 3 much longer. \u00a0One decided to give up the pregnancy. \u00a0That was a pleasant smell. \u00a0Another was not responding to all the drenching protocols and she is due on June 1. \u00a0We are rolling the dice. \u00a0I gave a couple of shots to her tonight. \u00a0A couple of ccs of Lut and a big dose of Dex. \u00a0It will probably be a train wreck. \u00a0And the third one ran from me tonight. \u00a0That’s a good sign. \u00a0Drenching does\u2026those are two words that when put together, well, I shudder, have bad thoughts and use foul language.<\/p>\n
If you don’t have it, and you are dealing with pregnancy toxemia\u2026.you need the Coni Ross recipes for Revive and Magic. \u00a0For those of you that like doe goats and can drench every 3 hours, these recipes can be life saving. \u00a0I’ve got em if you need em. \u00a0Although, when I use them, I don’t always revive them and I dang sure didn’t find the magic on two of these. \u00a0Probably operator error.<\/p>\n
Farming\u2026.it costs me money AND time. \u00a0And there isn’t a fun factor that makes it all worthwhile. \u00a0If it wasn’t for hay and grazing, I wouldn’t do it. \u00a0Bob Seelke likes to remind me that “I can buy all the dad gum hay to feed these damn goats. \u00a0I don’t need to be in a bad mood while growing the stuff AND feeding it to them. \u00a0I’ll pay somebody else to make the hay.” \u00a0Valid point.<\/p>\n
I don’t like selling goats too cheap but I do like customers coming to pick up their purchase and they are happy. \u00a0Personally, I like it when I get a good buy. \u00a0I’ve made good purchases at price points of $250, $2,500 and $25,000. \u00a0The # is arbitrary as long as the buyer feels good about the purchase.<\/p>\n
I’ll tell you something that I do like\u2026Sammy Hagar. \u00a0The Red Rocker was killing it before he joined Van Halen. \u00a0He did hit it big with them. \u00a0Joe Dirt called them Van Hagar. \u00a0Yet, he is still rocking out and he is in his seventies. \u00a0He’s in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Van Halen but he ALSO needs to be in the hall as a solo artist. \u00a0 Read up on Sammy Hagar and all of the other artists that he performs with. \u00a0This list is extensive.<\/p>\n
I have very little reason to visit Cleveland, Ohio but I may need to just so I can tour the rock hall.<\/p>\n
People, I hope that all of you can find more educational material to read than this stuff. \u00a0I leave you with thoughts of quarantine hair & beards, \u00a02020 tan lines, \u00a0stay safe, get this world going again, have a good one and a better tomorrow. \u00a0GOD bless!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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