There isn't just beautiful scenery to take in (or take pictures of) at our National Parks; the animals leave behind all kinds of crap.
Literally.
I think "droppings" might be too delicate a word for this buffalo chip, what do you think? Although, when I see such an abundance of any one thing, my first thought is, How can I turn this into a business?
There is money somewhere in this pile of crap. There's got to be some way to turn a profit here. I think I see Badlands Fertilizer Co. in my future...
But who am I going to get to collect it all?
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1 YEAR AGO: Eddie’s Bedtime Snack Friday
2 YEARS AGO: Activities I Need To Participate In
3 YEARS AGO: Unwarranted Annoyance
Literally.
I think "droppings" might be too delicate a word for this buffalo chip, what do you think? Although, when I see such an abundance of any one thing, my first thought is, How can I turn this into a business?
There is money somewhere in this pile of crap. There's got to be some way to turn a profit here. I think I see Badlands Fertilizer Co. in my future...
But who am I going to get to collect it all?
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
1 YEAR AGO: Eddie’s Bedtime Snack Friday
2 YEARS AGO: Activities I Need To Participate In
3 YEARS AGO: Unwarranted Annoyance
3 comments:
Holy Crap! I never realized they were so huge. I don't remember cow flops being that big. Enjoy the Badlands, we did.
Actually there is money in that pile of crap. I saw a program on public television when I was home not too long ago about a company in the midwest that takes similiar cow patties and processes them to make "peat pots" for plants.
How's about that?
Its pretty sad when I skip most links, but I have to click on a link that I know is going to be about poo.
I think the pioneers used to burn the dry droppings for heat and cooking.
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