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Thread: why farmers ACC levies are high :)

  1. 15-06-2014, 09:09 PM #1
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    why farmers ACC levies are high :)

    This isn't me but I thought you guys might enjoy it...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_LkuVASbMY
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  3. 15-06-2014, 09:16 PM #2
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    LOL, where the rifle ?
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    Seen that before, an example of some really shit stockman ship right from before they got out the camera........
    They both deserved two get snotted
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    Agree totally Brads the animal was agitated and showed warning signs of stress. The best scenario would of been get more cattle with it to move it. And back the fuck off instead of winding it up.
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    Why are Farmers Levies so High?

    Cos some Farmers are born stupid.

    Why would you wind up an already agitated cow.

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    Milk shake??
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    What bloody tosser's. She is feeling isolated and threatened so let's put more pressure on her. Dickheads.
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    Agreed, I'm actually going to show this to the guys at work as a training opportunity. As has been said the heifer showed various signs of increasing agitation and all they needed to do was add some more cows and or leave her alone for a while to settle down. Fight or flight is a pretty simple concept. We move stock every day based on 'flight' (making them move off us), but if we stress them out and THEY FEEL backed into a corner we get 'fight'.

    That said, favourite parts of the video - "Maybe we should get off the bike and walk her" and Watching the other guy run away parallel to the fence
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    what dump arses.last year we had to shift mr bull to the runoff,he turn back on us and going to charge so we raced back and got some heifers to go with him what a peace a cake,move him along quck as.
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    They should be ashamed to call themselves farmers.
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    I wasn't even scared bro!!
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    They behaved like townies. Maybe they were?
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    Interesting way to get into a horse float.
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