And I shot it here. And it went down and ah got up on its front feet and I had to put it out of misery of-course with two other shots in its neck. So I thought now you better dress it. Got my knife and I seen another one coming across the field, my own field, over a piece.

And it turned out I'd two deer lying so we got them dressed up and the other guy, he come with a truck and load them and took them another place and hung them up.

What's- what's he trying to prove here. So r-- rather than say no to my neighbour, I got ready and walked across the fields with him and we dressed this steer.

Speaker 2: Yeah and that was- the- A-- Almonte had one, Lanark, Meadowvale, they all had turkey fairs. Speaker 1: They didn't dress them you-know, they left the stuffings in them. Wrapped their head and-everything up in paper.

Or you would can your- in the wintertime we dress a beef then that would be- it would be maybe canned.

Well, that was just a place where you sold your, ah, your birds in the fall. Like, they'd kill them. They were all dressed and, ah, then they'd take a sleigh load of them or carload or whatever the motor transportation you had and then there'd be buyers from Canada-Packers, Maple-Leaf or-whatever would come and then-