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Thats a beautiful tamale maker!
Corn in Giddings, who knew?
I knew a farmer who was killed in a corn header. They are nasty to a living body.
On a lighter note, I've heard of folks who were harvesting short crops, like soybeans or wheat, and ran a skunk through the combine. I've narrowly missed a skunk a time or two.
On a lighter note, I've heard of folks who were harvesting short crops, like soybeans or wheat, and ran a skunk through the combine. I've narrowly missed a skunk a time or two.
Is the hog asleep or something when it comes through? Seems like that machine would make enough racket that anything in it's path would high tail it out of there. Interesting. I never knew this would be possible.
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Your sight distance in mature corn would be in a foot or two at most. He can hear the noise, and has no idea where the thing is until its on top of him. He may have even been crossing the combine's direction of travel, or hiding until (past) the last minute.Aggieangler93 said:
Is the hog asleep or something when it comes through? Seems like that machine would make enough racket that anything in it's path would high tail it out of there. Interesting. I never knew this would be possible.
This makes sense. I forgot what walking through tall corn was like....CanyonAg77 said:Your sight distance in mature corn would be in a foot or two at most. He can hear the noise, and has no idea where the thing is until its on top of him. He may have even been crossing the combine's direction of travel, or hiding until (past) the last minute.Aggieangler93 said:
Is the hog asleep or something when it comes through? Seems like that machine would make enough racket that anything in it's path would high tail it out of there. Interesting. I never knew this would be possible.
I can also agree that even if the pig heard it, they may not know exactly where it was coming from, thus which direction to evade in, until way too late.
Class of '93 - proud Dad of a '22 grad and a '26 student!
Chitlins of the Corn!GSS said:
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That is a massive hog.
According to the Biden White House, what Joe Biden says does not represent the official position of the Biden administration.
Here's to technology, and John Deere brought it to you first! Meat......masa....husk....all in one smooth operation.normaleagle05 said:
Thats a beautiful tamale maker!
Those things are huge. Crazy to see buzzards and other birds circling the cut fields, feeding on all the chewed up critters that were unfortunate enough to get in the way.
Nobody cares. Work Harder
Do they make these for pigs? Have to put a decal up on that rig after this!
Nobody cares. Work Harder
I've actually had this happen to me. Running an old school chisel cutter and 30lb hog ran straight into it nose first. Cut it's snout off and broke it's back when it hit the crimper.
John Cocktolstoy said:Chitlins of the Corn!GSS said:
I believe it's called cracklin' cornbread
Was a funny compared to "children of the corn"Burdizzo said:John Cocktolstoy said:Chitlins of the Corn!GSS said:
I believe it's called cracklin' cornbread
Second Hardest Workin Man on Texags
Someone post the pic of the big Iowa buck that got caught in one a few years back.