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01-03-2006, 02:39 PM
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If it was cattle I wouldn't have to ask
 Unfortunantly when my great grandmother lost her ever lovin mind some years back she sold off most of the farm (IE we have 5.5 of the original 38.5 left) before anybody realized she had gone off the deep end. How far you ask? She apparently now has several hundred autographs from different movie/sports/music stars that she sent from $500 to $1500 for their birthdays. . . . . I am one of her grandkids and the last time I got a present from her I was six years old and if I remember correctly it consisted of a set of dollar store crayons and a coloring book. ANYWAY we can section about 3 of it off with no big deal (Other than the freakin cost of fencing. . . sheesh) and I figure it can support more than a couple of goats. I was leaning towards boar and or spanish. Thanks guys. Any other advice is WELL appreciated. GoodOlBoy
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