Kristi Noem (R) Gov. S. Dak

[Jxn Vol]

Is anyone concerned about the dead chickens? I’m trying to decide the prioritization of feelings over dead animals.

 

[hog88]

Is anyone concerned about the dead chickens? I’m trying to decide the prioritization of feelings over dead animals.

I'm not concerned about the dead chickens or the dead dog.

 

[Jxn Vol]

I'm not concerned about the dead chickens or the dead dog.

That’s the consistency I’m looking for. It’s like dolphin safe tuna. While folks are enjoying their dolphin safe tuna sandwich are they not concerned about the tuna?

 

[McDad]

Is anyone concerned about the dead chickens? I’m trying to decide the prioritization of feelings over dead animals.

Quick rule of thumb on order of concern of pets:
Fur
Feathers
Shells (fixed)
Scales
Shells (articulated)
Skin

 

[hog88]

Quick rule of thumb on order of concern of pets:
Fur
Feathers
Shells (fixed)
Scales
Shells (articulated)
Skin

That dog wasn't a pet.

We had Australian Shepards on the farm to help work the cows, the mistake my dad always made is he did and allowed us to make pets out of them. Most of them were ok cattle dogs but great pets.

 

[McDad]

That dog wasn't a pet.

We had Australian Shepards on the farm to help work the cows, the mistake my dad always made is he did and allowed us to make pets out of them. Most of them were ok cattle dogs but great pets.

Rule of thumb for concern of domesticated animals not classified as pets:
Food
Revenue
Labor assisting
Protective
Recreational
Symbiotic
Tolerated

 

[hog88]

Rule of thumb for concern of domesticated animals not classified as pets:
Food
Revenue
Labor assisting
Protective
Recreational
Symbiotic
Tolerated

I can agree with that list.

 

[McDad]

I can agree with that list.

Your ability to sort through tons of data and come to a quick, insightful, and correct conclusion is one of the many reasons your reputation as the wisest poster in the PF is unquestioned.

 

[hog88]

Your ability to sort through tons of data and come to a quick, insightful, and correct conclusion is one of the many reasons your reputation as the wisest poster in the PF is unquestioned.

And I thought it was because of my intilect.

 

[McDad]

And I thought it was because of my intilect.

That's a noteworthy attribute as well.

It isn't because of your spelling.

 

[Jxn Vol]

Quick rule of thumb on order of concern of pets:
Fur
Feathers
Shells (fixed)
Scales
Shells (articulated)
Skin

I think I’m going to enjoy a dolphin safe tuna sandwich for lunch.

 

[McDad]

I think I’m going to enjoy a dolphin safe tuna sandwich for lunch.

Make sure it is ethically farmed, non GMO, free of pesticides, and requires no fossil fuels or migrant labor to harvest. Also, make sure the land on which the Tuna is grown is owned by DEI-approved persons.

 

[Jxn Vol]

Make sure it is ethically farmed, non GMO, free of pesticides, and requires no fossil fuels or migrant labor to harvest. Also, make sure the land on which the Tuna is grown is owned by DEI-approved persons.

I thought about eating it with crackers. But that would be racist

 

[VolTull]

And now the explanation...

 

[Gandalf]

I think it also speaks generally to her general attitude. To me it speaks of a lifestyle where she has gotten away with things and consequences aren't very real.

people who actually hunt as more than just a photo shoot know those dogs are an investment. and if an 18 month old dog isn't ready, they keep it in training. they don't force the issue.

IMO she 100% created the situation where there was no good outcome.

Meh, if the dog is a biter and has gotten the taste of live blood (chicken), you won't ever really change them.

My mother had an English sheep dog she really loved. Came down to the barn and there is a pile of goose feathers. Tried a shock collar, many things but the dog would kill something. Then it happened again and my mother hung this dog by the neck and I could see its eyes begin to glaze over in death when she dropped it free. The dog did ok for a good bit after that. Maybe a year. But sure enough, one day my mother goes to the barn and there are several piles of goose feathers. She took that dog out and shot it. It was her pet.

Two lessons
1. once the taste of blood is there, it never leaves and you pretty much need to put the animal down if it is going to be a danger to the rest of your livestock or give it to a place that its not an issue.
2 BEST NOT MESS WITH MY MOTHER!

 

[hog88]

Meh, if the dog is a biter and has gotten the taste of live blood (chicken), you won't ever really change them.

My mother had an English sheep dog she really loved. Came down to the barn and there is a pile of goose feathers. Tried a shock collar, many things but the dog would kill something. Then it happened again and my mother hung this dog by the neck and I could see its eyes begin to glaze over in death when she dropped it free. The dog did ok for a good bit after that. Maybe a year. But sure enough, one day my mother goes to the barn and there are several piles of goose feathers. She took that dog out and shot it. It was her pet.

Two lessons
1. once the taste of blood is there, it never leaves and you pretty much need to put the animal down if it is going to be a danger to the rest of your livestock or give it to a place that its not an issue.
2 BEST NOT MESS WITH MY MOTHER!

How many times did she have to hang you??

 

[VolTull]

 

[turbovol]

It's more of the behavior we've come to expect from rednecks.

 

[Gandalf]

How many times did she have to hang you??

Didn't need to. I was born well hung

 

[creekdipper]

And now the explanation...

This panel has a collective I.Q. of under 100.

 

[kiddiedoc]

It's more of the behavior we've come to expect from rednecks.

And this is more of the posting we've come to expect from the intellectually-challenged.

 

[Carl Pickens]

Hmm, what kind of snakes eat groundhogs?

Really big ones

 

[turbovol]

And this is more of the posting we've come to expect from the intellectually-challenged.

Rednecks trying to call others intellectually-challenged. Oh, the irony. Rich...very rich.

 

[whodeycin85]

Rednecks trying to call others intellectually-challenged. Oh, the irony. Rich...very rich.

I think that anyone that pays 6 figures for an "education" just to work at a low paying job that would even cover 1 years tuition is intellectually challenged

 

[BigOrangeMojo]

In her book, Noem had a long tale about meeting Kim Jong Un.

One problem: She never met him


To the point I made a few days ago - who knows what's actually fact or fiction in this book....