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Get your buns up here! -2C tomorrow and we drop 3 x 2yr old bison and butcher.
Probably no more than 1,000kg each. Log skidder and a front-end loader for the tough stuff.

I only wish that I had a bunch of freshly knapped flint tools for the job.
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