[County Agent Hank Kimball]

Thanks for the information. That was interesting. I take it you’re in the farming business?

I just used 10/100 for illustration purposes, though. I’m aware that 10 acres isn’t really viable....though my grandparents did eke a living from a “farm” in Oklahoma that was less than that in the 30’s through the 70’s. I think their biggest crop was stray dogs, but they somehow made a living off a few dozen chickens, a couple of milk cows, a pig pen and, I believe, a small tract of potatos.

And one big colorful bird. A peacock I think it was. For some reason they always had a peacock around. It was one o those thing that didn’t seem strange at the time, but thinking back I’d sure like to know what the peacock was all about.

Anyway, thanks for the interesting data.

Hank

[Red Boots]

And one big colorful bird. A peacock I think it was. For some reason they always had a peacock around. It was one o those thing that didn’t seem strange at the time, but thinking back I’d sure like to know what the peacock was all about.

Just a thought: a lot of people around here keep peacocks on thier acerages because they keep the snake population way down.