Cold temps reduce blood flow to the extremities, so these Diabetic Dougs are going to have some fun times if they are stuck in SRO seating out in the elements. I wish them nothing but pain and suffering.
Wow had no idea that @PRONG HORN was a pedophile. Seems problematic to have such a prodigious cunt of a poster to ALSO identify as a diddler.
maybe @PRONG HORN can work up a song to show people he is not a diddler…
It is fucking crazy. My old man, on several occasions, would wake up in dead of night just to go check main fence line and find one stuck. Some type of weird farmer spidey sense. Our big boy Great Pyrenees kept the incursions to a minimum, but coyotes are wily (or at least thats what the cartoons told me).
Goats are great. Low maintenance. Eat almost everything (except bull nettle and tin cans). Our herd cleared 15 acres of raw land scrub/yaupon/etc., allowing for much easier work to get dry fuel cut and piled/mulched.
Occasionally, one would get their horns stuck in the fence overnight and coyotes would get a free buffet. Wandering up to a find a head sticking through a fence attached to a spinal column covered in viscera was metal af.
Is the tent secured via ballast or bolted down to asphalt?
AND
Is the tent secured using the guidelines laid out by the International Fabrics Association International (IFAI)?