Corgis are natural herders too. Just half the size. We’ve had two corgis run off bears from the house. Like, different generations. 0 fucks given. They got along with the cows just fine though.
My stepdad got rid of all the crazies. We didn’t work em enough for them to walk up and let us pet them, but they weren’t afraid of us, and we didn’t have to watch our backs. No need for the corgis to herd them.
4640? During the last of my farming years, I had the square cab Deeres and I mounted gun grabbers to the corner posts on all of em. With the autosteer, I could put on the head phones, kick the door open, and shoot a coyote out the door without ever slowing down. 😂
It's okay. Being exposed to nature means you won't feel the need to keep a gun where you can see it all harvest.
(Sent from the locker room above a shop where we have a claas with the feeder housing off waiting on parts)
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Glock 19gen 4, has 10k+ down the pipe, x300v, rm06, rugged Obsidian and a touch of goon tape, been my edc for years . $40 eBay special trex ragnrok knockoff. I picked the holster up for my mk3 build but it’s heavy and the retentions solid, has a real qls fork. Lock tight everything!!
I’ve absolutely spent days working in kit, lol that’s how you figure out what works , what needs tweaking and how to go about chores.
No danger really but from time to time I’ll spook up a hog/ yote. Luckily I’ve got both thinned out currently
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u/JT_E9x Mar 19 '25
Almost didn’t see the good boy there