Silk Sweatshops (And high efficiency set-ups)

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I've actually stumbled upon a really good idea for penning up animals, low resources, the cows don't get stuck like they do at roundpole gates, and it's really easy to change.
Anyone else use build signs instead of the traditional route?
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ValerieHallaway wrote:I've actually stumbled upon a really good idea for penning up animals, low resources, the cows don't get stuck like they do at roundpole gates, and it's really easy to change.
Anyone else use build signs instead of the traditional route?
Poor ugly people do.
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GrimEggbert wrote:
ValerieHallaway wrote:I've actually stumbled upon a really good idea for penning up animals, low resources, the cows don't get stuck like they do at roundpole gates, and it's really easy to change.
Anyone else use build signs instead of the traditional route?
Poor ugly people do.
lol beats being a dumbass
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I double gate or leave the 'sides' open with a sign and take them out from there.
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Navigating the cattle through gates is the fun part of ranching ;)
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I can see how that'd work, Guy. I started doing that actually but then I realized how lazy I'll want to be with this project lol

Potjeh, there's something to be said about being too good at maneuvering cattle through a gate, but I don't think I'm clever enough to be the one to say it.
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DatOneGuy wrote:I double gate
this. also fuck yall factory farmers, locking the animals in gates like that. i'm callin petva.
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sabinati wrote:
DatOneGuy wrote:I double gate
this. also fuck yall factory farmers, locking the animals in gates like that. i'm callin petva.
You'll really hate me then lol, bout to cram these ladies into individual sectors. Can't move around, not my problem.
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Yeah I'm cruel I gate them, but they got just enough room for the bull to get his rocks off, when he comes by once a week or so ;)
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sabinati wrote:
DatOneGuy wrote:I double gate
this. also fuck yall factory farmers, locking the animals in gates like that. i'm callin petva.
I like my cattle free ranching, though I think Avu who lives next to me thinking I am a LARPER for shouting at my cows to move.
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