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man does not live by bread alone

There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, ......................

and would it mean anyone could join and get access to that database of who has what and where they live? well done nav

using a slingshot is not really an inspiring idea i speak from experience 8)

hope you are doing a bit more than just worms

at the top of the rep and amphib section viewtopic.php?f=40&t=42391

at this time of year young grasshoppers are available also

it may be fungal starting try a water change to see if that helps good post by stella in this thread viewtopic.php?f=41&t=27128&hilit=inanga+fungus

how is the water temperature and how long since a water change?

good descision deetrav they grow on you in more ways than one

yes i have some sizzling chicks here as well

and this a song by caroline about the first time Tull went to sevice some ladies A Battle of Will Well come on everybody, gather round, Pull up a chair, and sit yourself down, I’ve got a story to tell you, about a battle of will, Between a bull named Tull, and a man called Phil. Now this here’s, How it all began, One day Phil, was driving along, He was even singing, a Jim Reeves song, When out of the window, He did see, A Scottish Highland bull, Whoa, what a beauty, With golden shaggy coat, He was pawing, at the ground, The stud Phil, was looking for, He had found, So to the farmer, He went to see, And said “ Would you lend, that handsome, beast to me? Heifers I’ve already got, but I’d really like to, increase my stock, The farmer said, “ Yeah mate, that would be fine, But there’s one thing, that’s the bottom line, This here bulls, smarter than, you’d expect, You must treat him with, the utmost respect, Don’t mess with him, into his paddock, Don’t go !!! As I’d hate to have say I told you so!!!. As it would be, A battle of will, Between a bull named Tull, and a man called Phil. So to Phil’s, Off Tull went, there were so many ladies, this was heaven sent, So he bellowed with, an awesome roar, One that you, Could not ignore, He was simply, spreading the word, Staunch was he, Of his new herd. Well everything was cruisy, Everything was sweet, But the field they were in, Was low on grass to eat, So Phil thought, a risk he would take, Up the hill, with the electric tape, He did not, Turn it on, That would not be a problem, as this wouldn’t take long. But that really was, A big mistake, As Phil found out, Much too late. Phil then said, “Ha!!! that showed you!!!” The next minute, there was nothing, He could do, Tull spun round, Bowled Phil down, There He lay, upon the ground, The sky disappeared, There was only Tull’s head, Phil’s heart was pounding, He was filled with dread, As one strike, from a horn, Could end His life, He knew this time, He really was in strife. But a friend, was waiting, not far away, Was He in earshot, Phil could not say. So He braced himself, And oh man, He yelled, As this could be, The last breath, He ever expelled. BILL, BILL, BILL!!! Seconds seemed like hours, He did not come, Phil thought, then and there, The battle was won. The battle of will, Between a bull named Tull, And a man called Phil. Now Tull he listened, He knew how, to play the game, It was choice, for to refrain, Perhaps He, just had prove, That if you took Him on, It was you, Who would lose. So Tull gave a snort, And turned away, You could almost, Hear Him say, “Cocky, this is, Your Lucky Day!!!! Well Phil He escaped, With a graze either side, But He was so. Darned grateful, Just to have survived, The battle of will, Between a bull named Tull, And a man called Phil. Well sadly from this Earth, Tull has now passed, But there are many progeny, for His line to last, And He never will, Be truly gone, As He’ll always, Be remembered, In this song, About the battle of will, Between a bull named Tull, And a man called Phil

i have this too

that is charming tull of valador alas we lost him at the start of this year at 15 yrs old don't ever handrear a bull calf, make a pet of him and leave him entire he was my main breeding bull, sired 92% heifers his sire was arkle of ousdale over charming dawn a full blood cow i am using his grandson now we have 3 bulls and 12 cows and calves

Brin on the left looked like india when younger i graze them all off the property now as we don't have enough land to support them all

rosheen has a better head but remember most of the genetics are not in the animal visually i have seen some average looking cows throw some stunning calves they are slow growers but fill out well give a highr than average yield in meat to bone ratio small calves for 1st time calvers nice carcass when crossed with simmental friend supplies a boutique butchery in auckland, top dollar is paid

she looks like one of my girls it was the black around the face that made me ask

nice young ladies does india have some brindle in her?

so you have been hanging out with the chicks this holidays then?

yes nick have some eggs of pekin/frizzle coming through as well

nice site snookie how big is your green now?

that is the plan also have some sebright polish/aracuna/frizzle eggs due to hatch mobile feather dusters

welcome to the forums i'm sure your questions will be answered good luck with the fish