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Ramblings and Such From Hunting Coyote
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<blockquote data-quote="DSheetz" data-source="post: 2832029" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>No, you don't see it this green here very often. We had more snow this winter than in 30 years. And we have been getting more rain than normal. My Grandmother told me that after the end of the dustbowl era it rained every afternoon the whole month of June till the 60's and that before the dustbowl that her cousins grew corn here without irrigation, but that during the dustbowl they burnt the thorns off of the cactus with weed burners, so the cows could eat it. She managed to keep a milk cow and two or three head of beef cows alive as well as a few chickens then raised a garden to feed the family at that time. The government paid the ranchers three dollars each for their cattle then hired people to butcher and can them at the State Fair Grounds in Douglas Wyoming for a dollar a day. And people wondered why there weren't any antelope, elk or deer here in the 40's and 50's, they got ate or died of starvation!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 2832029, member: 91783"] No, you don't see it this green here very often. We had more snow this winter than in 30 years. And we have been getting more rain than normal. My Grandmother told me that after the end of the dustbowl era it rained every afternoon the whole month of June till the 60's and that before the dustbowl that her cousins grew corn here without irrigation, but that during the dustbowl they burnt the thorns off of the cactus with weed burners, so the cows could eat it. She managed to keep a milk cow and two or three head of beef cows alive as well as a few chickens then raised a garden to feed the family at that time. The government paid the ranchers three dollars each for their cattle then hired people to butcher and can them at the State Fair Grounds in Douglas Wyoming for a dollar a day. And people wondered why there weren't any antelope, elk or deer here in the 40's and 50's, they got ate or died of starvation! [/QUOTE]
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