"Ever wondered how to weigh a
bull?" John's question took me by
surprise. When he's not being an electronic
bobbiest, my friend is the agriculture
aide to a well-known U.S. Senator
from a western state. John doesn't exactly
look like the Outlaw Josie Wales, or
even the Marlboro Man for that matter.
His boyish face belies the fact that he
had spent the first 22 years of his life riding
horses to rope, brand and curse cattle
on his father's western U.S.A. ranch (yes,
there are still real cowboys, and they ride
real horses). "No," I averred, "weighing
bulls hasn't weighed very heavily on my
mind lately." "No really, I'm serious," he
retorted, "...there's some interesting
measurement principles found in weighing
cattle for market".
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