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I know now why I don't do concrete work.
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<blockquote data-quote="ouhunter" data-source="post: 1526856" data-attributes="member: 14742"><p>You bet! I could't wait for summer to haul hay for spenting money when I was younger but yet I hated it as well. My grandpa always have 5,000 to 5,500 square bales plus my cousin & I would haul hay for other farmers that cut smaller fields with like 500 square bales or less. We had an old chevy pick-up that we idled up so we would just put it in drive follow it trowing hay until the bed was full. I can remember getting 3 cents a bale then when it went up to 5 cents bot we thought we were making some good money back then. But working calves twice a year, dehorning, branding, hauling hay, building fence sure was hard work and I didn't like that I had to do it some of the times but looking back on it now I'm sure glad my dad & grandpa stayed on my when I was young. Now I have my own farm but it's roound bales, still doe the fencing, branding, but don't have to work the calves like we did back in the day. I've also done my share of cement work and I'll agree it's some tough work for sure!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ouhunter, post: 1526856, member: 14742"] You bet! I could't wait for summer to haul hay for spenting money when I was younger but yet I hated it as well. My grandpa always have 5,000 to 5,500 square bales plus my cousin & I would haul hay for other farmers that cut smaller fields with like 500 square bales or less. We had an old chevy pick-up that we idled up so we would just put it in drive follow it trowing hay until the bed was full. I can remember getting 3 cents a bale then when it went up to 5 cents bot we thought we were making some good money back then. But working calves twice a year, dehorning, branding, hauling hay, building fence sure was hard work and I didn't like that I had to do it some of the times but looking back on it now I'm sure glad my dad & grandpa stayed on my when I was young. Now I have my own farm but it's roound bales, still doe the fencing, branding, but don't have to work the calves like we did back in the day. I've also done my share of cement work and I'll agree it's some tough work for sure! [/QUOTE]
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