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IL Rancher
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Soapweed
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| Nice pictures. I especially like the one with the colored cattle in the field of black and white. It really catches your eye.
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IL Rancher
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Jinglebob
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Judith
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| IL, Do cattle eat the hemp or do they just jump around in it? It looks rather untouched???? Deer in this neck of the woods eat all the pot they can get ahold of!
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Canadian_Cowgirl
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Miss N. The-Hills
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What was the "function" on your camera called that did the colored cows in the black & white field?
Just wonderin' if mine would do it too.
That was artsy!
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IL Rancher
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| Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 8:18 pm Post subject: |
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| IL, Do cattle eat the hemp or do they just jump around in it? It looks rather untouched???? Deer in this neck of the woods eat all the pot they can get ahold of! |
They will eat some of it.. Sheep will eat a bit more and goats eat it like candy.. The best is to leave it alone, let it go to seed and than youhave Quail, and to a greater extent doves all voer it.. Too bad they fly al over the place crapping it out and spreading it, lol.. When teh cows leave we will take the batwing in there and shread those stalks..
Oh, last but not least.. It is midley poisonous and does give the cattle.. Uhm.. A buzz...
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IL Rancher
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| Miss N. The-Hills wrote: |
What was the "function" on your camera called that did the colored cows in the black & white field?
Just wonderin' if mine would do it too.
That was artsy! |
Shoot, it is either color accent or... Shoot can't remember.. I know it also does color swap in which youcan make everything blue red or something like that it if you want..There is a way to do sepia too with it, still learning.. Great.. Great camera but not exactly compact.
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Canadian_Cowgirl
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| IL Rancher wrote: |
| Miss N. The-Hills wrote: |
What was the "function" on your camera called that did the colored cows in the black & white field?
Just wonderin' if mine would do it too.
That was artsy! |
Shoot, it is either color accent or... Shoot can't remember.. I know it also does color swap in which youcan make everything blue red or something like that it if you want..There is a way to do sepia too with it, still learning.. Great.. Great camera but not exactly compact. |
What kinda Camera is it??
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IL Rancher
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| Canon PowerShot S5 1S 8.0 MegaPixel.. Nicer than I need but I like photography too much and most of the basic point and shoots were lacking IMO.. If I had the coin I would have gotten one of the SLR's but I don't so I didn't.
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Canadian_Cowgirl
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