I am a city boy that has no clue about cattle ranching. That said, I envisioned them dying all over the land and not like what was shown. 10,000 seems like a lot to group so nicely for video footage where that incident just occurred in the early am hours.
10000 was from across the state. About 3k were from the feedlot we saw. That's a large commercial operation, they would have had their act together to get it cleaned up, and they would need documentation of the event for the insurance claim.
As the video explains, 10000 is a miniscule number in the scheme of things.
Interesting, "heat burst". Did not know about that phenomenon.
...there are lots of interesting "new" weather phenomenon happening these days...
...a "heat burst" could be code for a microwave burst from a DEW (Directed Energy Weapon)....
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...doggy winks....
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...wags tail....
More “government shill” than “Kansas farmer.”
Why? Because he disagrees with your preconceived notions? People around here are supposed to be better than that.
Better than what? Downvoting every comment on your own thread?
Can you just become a better person instead?
I didn't downvote anything. Stop deflecting and stop picking fights.
I thought it is amazing how they died in straight rows in the shape of squares.
Seems totally natural..
They had been moved and organized for counting. You can't just leave that on your lot.
I am a city boy that has no clue about cattle ranching. That said, I envisioned them dying all over the land and not like what was shown. 10,000 seems like a lot to group so nicely for video footage where that incident just occurred in the early am hours.
10000 was from across the state. About 3k were from the feedlot we saw. That's a large commercial operation, they would have had their act together to get it cleaned up, and they would need documentation of the event for the insurance claim.
As the video explains, 10000 is a miniscule number in the scheme of things.
He plausibly explained that. Fattened animals, hot day, followed by freakishly hot night = heat stroke. Cows sweat very little.