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ive heard from other farmers that’s a pretty nice spot
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No way a real farmer would go to a posh place like that Doc. Think you been hanging out with the wrong crowd.
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Hopefully, generous AF. My guess is I'm doing mat drills or some other satanic initiative to make me earn it. Sumbitch!
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A lot of them winter pretty well in the Valley of the Sun, Jim. I know a few guys with some pretty nice "fun huts" down there, paid for by nice farming operations.
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Must be part time row croppers.
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and i bet each one of those dumb sumbitchs drinks Busch light also AHHHH
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@LoudHogRider scale of 10 to charged with murder, how happy are you that Rhule is the head coach your daughter saw in Scotland and not Scott Frost?
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@LoudHogRider , how's the leg? Inquiring minds and slightly ghoulish ones need to know.
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Scale is subjective, but yeah - glad it was Rhule that was at the adjacent table. Fortunately, she gets her looks from her mother and not me. She'd look terrible in a beard, anyway.
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I've got a couple of weeks of hard battle ahead of me with this situation. Still gruesome to look at an painful to walk on. I saw my Primary physician today for a change of meds (had an allergic reaction with one of the antibiotics - my first medical allergy!). so we switched meds and added a steroid to address the newly developed rash.
I see a Dermatologist tomorrow to look at the skin on the calf and foot to develop a plan for the "molting" that will be taking place soon. Then its on to another round of imaging to look at the circulation again to see why my toes are cold (because they've been elevated for a week and I have to wear open toed sandals cause my shoes don't fit - duh). Regardless, I like my toes so I'll dutifully attend to make sure there are no issues, real or imagined.
Other than that, I'm getting sick of being cooped up and only being allowed out for Dr.'s visits. I miss my pickleball community and I'm stiff and sore from sitting on my duff. I need to get out and MOVE again, but the leg is conspiring against me. In summary,
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Selling calves tomorrow, picked up some pasture this year so kept back more than usual replacement heifers so the numbers are down a little bit, hopefully they do well.
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when you wrote dermatologist, i immediately read “democrat” and was ready to pound you like a nail LHR.I've got a couple of weeks of hard battle ahead of me with this situation. Still gruesome to look at an painful to walk on. I saw my Primary physician today for a change of meds (had an allergic reaction with one of the antibiotics - my first medical allergy!). so we switched meds and added a steroid to address the newly developed rash.
I see a Dermatologist tomorrow to look at the skin on the calf and foot to develop a plan for the "molting" that will be taking place soon. Then its on to another round of imaging to look at the circulation again to see why my toes are cold (because they've been elevated for a week and I have to wear open toed sandals cause my shoes don't fit - duh). Regardless, I like my toes so I'll dutifully attend to make sure there are no issues, real or imagined.
Other than that, I'm getting sick of being cooped up and only being allowed out for Dr.'s visits. I miss my pickleball community and I'm stiff and sore from sitting on my duff. I need to get out and MOVE again, but the leg is conspiring against me. In summary,
You have a big hawg Randy.
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You're in good hands and they're doing the right things but the only thing that ultimately really heals is time. Please keep us updated.I've got a couple of weeks of hard battle ahead of me with this situation. Still gruesome to look at an painful to walk on. I saw my Primary physician today for a change of meds (had an allergic reaction with one of the antibiotics - my first medical allergy!). so we switched meds and added a steroid to address the newly developed rash.
I see a Dermatologist tomorrow to look at the skin on the calf and foot to develop a plan for the "molting" that will be taking place soon. Then its on to another round of imaging to look at the circulation again to see why my toes are cold (because they've been elevated for a week and I have to wear open toed sandals cause my shoes don't fit - duh). Regardless, I like my toes so I'll dutifully attend to make sure there are no issues, real or imagined.
Other than that, I'm getting sick of being cooped up and only being allowed out for Dr.'s visits. I miss my pickleball community and I'm stiff and sore from sitting on my duff. I need to get out and MOVE again, but the leg is conspiring against me. In summary,
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Dear Bookface - an update:
I’m at UNMC for the next couple of days. IV antibiotics FTW!
CAT scans revealed no blockages or abscesses, so surgery is at least temporarily off the table.
The foot itself is starting to dry out, and leg swelling is slowly going down. It’s a minimum of 2X normal size, but was 3X+ last night. I have a knee cap again! Huzzah!
I’m at UNMC for the next couple of days. IV antibiotics FTW!
CAT scans revealed no blockages or abscesses, so surgery is at least temporarily off the table.
The foot itself is starting to dry out, and leg swelling is slowly going down. It’s a minimum of 2X normal size, but was 3X+ last night. I have a knee cap again! Huzzah!
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Let me know if you need any contraband snuck in during your stay.
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Im betting they sold extremely well? I sold last Friday and 3 weeks prior. Averaged just under $2100 a head on heavy 5 weight steers that I bought as little heavy 3 weights out of Crawford back in early November. The home raised fall calves averaged out just under $1800 a head , pretty damn pleased considering there was some 3 weights on the deal.
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Really positive report and I'm glad they're doing the IV antibiotics. It's inconvenient to have to undergo IV treatment but it's the best way to zap the bugs. Kind of like bringing in an antibiotic A-10 Warthog plane to go Brrrrrrr on those bacteria.
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"Honey... did you hear the doctor say my leg is 3x the normal size? I said Doc that ain't my leg." -- @LoudHogRider
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20 blk strs 593 $3.55
8 blk strs 496 $3.76
10 blk strs 378 $4.14
18 blk hfrs 507 $3.34
11 blk hfrs 419 $3.57
5 blk hfrs 353 $3.96
1 blk hfr 320 1240
Happy with how it went. We kept back 18 heifers so we definitely took the top end off those selling. Biggest thing we have said from this years calves is needing to bring that bottom 15-20% up. Having 10 of our 40ish steers in the smallest group is too many, if we could have had 5 of those in the group of 20 big ones then they really start to look good.
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Saw some pretty wild prices in Manhattan today. Same man had a load of 660 pound steers bring 3.57.
Id say you did very well selling! It's fun to be selling calves right now.
I picked up 2 6 year old 4 month bred cows today for 2050 a head. I wish me and my partner had a little more grass for the spring cows. There was 10 solid and broken mouth little bit thinner cows 8 months bred that only brought $1875. You can LRP unborn calves right now for $1800 for November sale and it only cost $60 a head to do it.
