To be clear. The property was listed as "A turnkey operation" I don't think that it was being leased for cattle was mentioned, As this progresses I'm finding that the son handling this is pretty much a west coast libtard idjit.
Still have some equipment to move.
The feller buying it is from Texas, and I've got the feeling this is going to end badly. From hearsay, I've hear that he already told the son he's done talking to the P.O.S....For my part I'm laying low, and being quiet, and staying the hell out of it.
The ONLY reason I'm involved is for the girls. The wife has just had surgery, and I'm trying to lighten the load for the ladies. And fellers, these are some formidable ladies. They ain't playing, and are shoulder to shoulder with you when the work starts, to the end of the day. And we all work damn well together. Teaching them what my old granny K told me..."What you don't do with your head ? You'll have to do with your back. Work smart, not hard." And that was one of the top 3 pieces of advice I've been given in my life.
The ladies are trying hard not to get upset. They are ages 16 to 21, and have spent the majority of their lives on or working on this farm. They ain't liking the change that's coming. I've been there 6 or more years, and I've spent a lot of my time there. I'm gonna miss it too.
Hell, It's the only place I've been that I got to go fishing for deer, and caught a 10 point buck. Ain't likely to ever forget that.