Person could always do something else for a living if running cows and owning a ranch is so awfulHow? Have you ever tried to run cows out of the woods? It's awful I promise.
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Person could always do something else for a living if running cows and owning a ranch is so awfulHow? Have you ever tried to run cows out of the woods? It's awful I promise.
My best friend leases an allotment in northern Idaho. They move quite a few cows around with 1-2 guys and a few dogs.How? Have you ever tried to run cows out of the woods? It's awful I promise.
I missed those.Damn dude I can't keep screenshotting and highlighting. But ass hat and a cal for him to be arrested are the first that come to mind.
To condense your post, you don't have a clue about prescribed fire and are fine with asshattery.
About right?
My best friend leases an allotment in northern Idaho. They move quite a few cows around with 1-2 guys and a few dogs.
The timber and understory in Bear Valley is nothing extraordinary.
Maybe in Georgia, but we tend to cake heavy for a couple weeks ahead of time, then just dog them to the trailer up here.How? Have you ever tried to run cows out of the woods? It's awful I promise.
So I did the math on a 5 wire fence with 4 inch wooden posts andTrue, we don't know exactly how it happened. But we do know someone was arrested. And again, not to diminish private property rights, as things currently stand, I do not see the level of damage warranting an arrest. The actual monetary value of damages seems to be at most 40 acres of grass, fence posts, and time to repair, so maybe $500? In general people don't get arrested for a couple hundred in damages. I see the arrest as sending a message.
Well for hells sake, anyone that's lit a match knows things with fire don't go perfect 100% of the time.
Always making friends buzz...
Not even enough money to be a rounding error to solve a simple problem...literally chump change.So I did the math on a 5 wire fence with 4 inch wooden posts and
Oh. My. God.
A quarter mile of red brand barbed wire is $140
A Google search shows 4 inch posts at SIXTEEN dollars each. I figure surely there's somewhere cheaper so I went with 12
Five rols of wire and supposing you put your posts at 15 foot spacing put a quarter mile of fence at $1,756 without staples or labor, which is just mind boggling to me.
You’re never gonna win with these guys.So I did the math on a 5 wire fence with 4 inch wooden posts and
Oh. My. God.
A quarter mile of red brand barbed wire is $140
A Google search shows 4 inch posts at SIXTEEN dollars each. I figure surely there's somewhere cheaper so I went with 12
Five rols of wire and supposing you put your posts at 15 foot spacing put a quarter mile of fence at $1,756 without staples or labor, which is just mind boggling to me.
So I did the math on a 5 wire fence with 4 inch wooden posts and
Oh. My. God.
A quarter mile of red brand barbed wire is $140
A Google search shows 4 inch posts at SIXTEEN dollars each. I figure surely there's somewhere cheaper so I went with 12
Five rols of wire and supposing you put your posts at 15 foot spacing put a quarter mile of fence at $1,756 without staples or labor, which is just mind boggling to me.
I’m pretty confident I estimated way more than that to put up a privacy fence on my small city lot.So I did the math on a 5 wire fence with 4 inch wooden posts and
Oh. My. God.
A quarter mile of red brand barbed wire is $140
A Google search shows 4 inch posts at SIXTEEN dollars each. I figure surely there's somewhere cheaper so I went with 12
Five rols of wire and supposing you put your posts at 15 foot spacing put a quarter mile of fence at $1,756 without staples or labor, which is just mind boggling to me.
You may be right. If you are that's probably more of an indictment on govt spending. All I'm trying to say is that if I'd seen that much damage to my private property, and then saw it again the very next week I'd be furious. The fact that it happened two weeks in a row may just constitute recklessness. If so, maybe it's a good thing he was arrested. If they determine he wasn't being reckless then it'll probably end up in a lawsuit where the rancher will have to pay out of pocket to fix the damaged or destroyed fences until one day the government sends him a reimbursement check for what they think the fence is worth.Not even enough money to be a rounding error to solve a simple problem...literally chump change.
Spent that filing paperwork, fuel, and wasting people's time with an arrest thats a huge nothing burger...it won't stick and everyone knows it.
This is an agenda driven joke, everyone knows that too.
Here I thought you were all about action Buzz!Why demand a burn boss be arrested? Why not sit down like an adult and talk about seeding, fertilizer, fencing, weed mitigation and a truckload of hay for his stock (if he has any).
Naaa, let's just start arresting people and being an asshat.
Is that his actual fence?
You're the expert on whining, I'll defer to you as the expert in that field. I've offered a solution to that Wyoming problem you've drug into an unrelated thread.Here I thought you were all about action Buzz!
If they sit down like an adult and "talk", would that still be considered "whining" under Wyoming's Purview?
He’s pretty proactive and puts bells on all of his cows. They have an occasional wolf depredation, but not nearly what neighboring ranchers do.Is it easier to for him to move his cows around when woofs eat most of them?
This statement is rife with assumptions, but do carry on. DouglasR has a new hero.You may be right. If you are that's probably more of an indictment on govt spending. All I'm trying to say is that if I'd seen that much damage to my private property, and then saw it again the very next week I'd be furious. The fact that it happened two weeks in a row may just constitute recklessness. If so, maybe it's a good thing he was arrested. If they determine he wasn't being reckless then it'll probably end up in a lawsuit where the rancher will have to pay out of pocket to fix the damaged or destroyed fences until one day the government sends him a reimbursement check for what they think the fence is worth.