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    You guys are so tough dip my lid to you

    All you guys cattle guys in particular.

    It’s 2.30 in the arvo 8.2c we’re thinking he’ll is about to freeze over.

    Often wondered if I would last a day in depths of Canadian winter rethinking that to hours now.

    Must be old age, stopped for a pee before out in the paddock wonder for a moment if I was gender neutral 🤭

    #2
    Crap, I'd die now if I had to move in the +40° C.

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      #3
      My hats off to cattlemen, people , as well .
      Tough livin with little reward other than the love of doing what they do

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        #4
        Not to mention Land, one sight of a snake or a spider and I'd be in the truck.

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          #5
          It’s a function of what one is used to, along with metabolism etc. I’m hot blooded. I prefer cool to cold over heat any day. I like a day where it’s about 17 in the sun, like today. I die when it is 25 or more. Thankfully 30 is rare where I farm. Especially because we also have high humidity, which makes it ten times worse.

          So I tip my hat to you for the ability to stand 40. I would not only feel like dying. I’m pretty sure I’d drop dead.

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            #6
            I like the water a balmy 84 degrees
            And 35 with a cold pil in my hand
            Course not when working
            After 27 I start to sieze
            Last edited by Guest; Jun 5, 2022, 17:33.

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              #7
              When I was young I loved the heat it really didn’t matter +35 wasn’t a problem now +28 is kinda pushing it.
              Anyway it dose have all to do with getting climatized, I check cows every morning and the temperature is usually around +2 and I wear the same clothes as I would while skidooing at-30, my little motorcycle gets pretty cold after an hour.

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                #8
                Thinking maybe hoodies and vests as hard to find in Oz as shorts are here lol.

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                  #9
                  Plus nine this morning, off to feed critters with bare feet and crocs, shorts and a long sleeved shirt. Beautiful morning, mallee!

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by blackpowder View Post
                    Thinking maybe hoodies and vests as hard to find in Oz as shorts are here lol.
                    They wear hoodies and toques when it’s 15 out.

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