A Conversation for Farm Animals and their Names
wow....do you know your stuff.... ( ssshhh dont say that word the chickens will get upset)
jofrog 53 Started conversation Sep 27, 2001
seriously, you are obviously in the farming world?and you know your oinions!
wow....do you know your stuff.... ( ssshhh dont say that word the chickens will get upset)
tom Posted Sep 29, 2001
a lot of work has gone into this list we are not worthy to comment but will anyway .
you haven't mentioned "garron" which is a Scots term for a stocky riding horse. Is it still in use or gone as archaic?
tom
wow....do you know your stuff.... ( ssshhh dont say that word the chickens will get upset)
BillBailey Posted Oct 1, 2001
Sadly I know little about horses and even less about those found over the border..... I am sure there are many other local terms that will surface and I will endeavour to investigate.
Glad you found what I have done so far of interest.
BillBailey
wow....do you know your stuff.... ( ssshhh dont say that word the chickens will get upset)
BillBailey Posted Oct 1, 2001
Sadly I know little about horses and even less about those found over the border..... I am sure there are many other local terms that will surface and I will endeavour to investigate.
Glad you found what I have done so far of interest.
BillBailey
wow....do you know your stuff.... ( ssshhh dont say that word the chickens will get upset)
Deadwood Posted Nov 9, 2001
Thanks mate, really interesting. It's amazing how much our language has these farming terms, and how little we know what they mean, (perhaps you could expand on this aspect - let me know if you do). Next time I call someone a jack-ass I'll know what I'm talking about!
Incidentally, I couldn't help an involuntary 'aah..' when I read about orphan lambs.
Cheers,
D.
XXX
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