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- Feb 2, 2021
lotta slow alpaca deaths incoming from broken ribs puncturing lungs combined with not getting to the food cos of (righteously) territorial aggressive goats wanting to know why an insane number of 'pacca have been dumped into their small yard.I'm wondering if those goats don't actually belong to Phil's mom. The concrete culvert with the chain ladder, and the upright post with the pvc loops hanging off it, both look like the sort of thing I've seen people build for their goats to play on. They look to have been there for quite a while.
If so, this would mean that the tranchers have brought their alpaca stock to an existing herd of goats and invaded it, just like troons invading womens' bathrooms.
It would also mean that the tranchers still haven't learned one damned thing about responsible animal husbandry*, and just decided on a whim "Oh, the goats will get along fine with the 'pacas. Give 'em a day or so and they'll be like sisters!"
*No, I'm not autistic nor optimistic enough to believe that they ever will learn one damned thing. About anything.
lol at kevin shoving that goat.
i know you need to shove farm animals a bit but like...whining like a small boy, and opening the feedbag on the ground at their mouth level like a retard, are to be avoided.
"Get Offffuh! Go awayyyuh!"
the way that resentment at being required to do this small task drips off every micro movement kevin makes- hence doing it shit, with minimal effort, and thus making it more of an arduous task for himself.
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