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 01-13-2002, 08:04 Post: 34499
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Looks like a pretty good design. An octagonal shape will provide more floor area per linear wall length than four sided structures. Saves material costs and fuel costs too for structures that have to be heated.

I knew about bending over and rams (billy goats too). Works just like the cartoons. However, I though it was turkeys rather than sheep that are kept in octagonal buildings. Maybe there are turkey's lurking out of site along with the sheep. Boy that dog does a good job.






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It's good if the turkeys are a long way off. My university's experimental turkey farm was in back of an under-grad dorm I lived in. The old dears would get disturbed middle of the night sometimes. You'd wake up to courses of gobbles. Didn't do anything for sleep or study. I used to wonder if the experiment was the turkeys or the students. They moved the farm by the time I got out of the military and returned to school.

I don't suppose the dog really would be needed to watch the turkeys for you. However, my uncle did have a rooster the dog might have helped with. It was given to spurring people in the back of the legs—at least according to my cousins. I heard that my uncle eventually banished the rooster to another barnyard where it lived to a ripe old age--lucky rooster.

Octagonal buildings for turkeys is a kid impression of mine. I remember asking what those buildings were. The answer was they were for turkeys. They were better than 4-sided buildings because turkeys are given to panic and can pile up in a corner killing those on the bottom. Like kid impressions, this one might lack representativness or accuracy, but it's still a story. The rooster is another impression.






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