Posted by Larry NEIL on January 24, 2013 at 18:27:36 from (75.63.56.224):
In Reply to: Re: Carcasses posted by rrlund on January 24, 2013 at 16:42:52:
In the mid 70's I rented 160 ac farm with a subdivision on the north side. The old owner had about 25-30 pigs He just let run loose. Told me one day to plant about 3 ac was an old cow lot. Corn really came out good, but before I could plant I had to tow a 250 lb? sow out of my way. Threw my gloves and that hunk of rope away after that! That same fall, I was riden with the feller that combined my corn and we were about 250' from the subdivision and the feller slams the brakes on the old gleaner. There was a fresh grave about 5' X 3' all heaped up. Gave us the willys! Called the cops and they dug up a black lab some idiot buried in my field!
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