Barter system

[msherer]

I talked with a fella at work today and he can't find a good supplier of wood. I know he raises turkey so I proposed a trade, wood for turkey. I don't sell wood but I like turkey, especially farm raised. I hope this works out and I can trade for turkey occassionally. I think it's a good deal.

Matt

 

[AmbDrvr253]

How this country was made 300 years ago. Hopefully it works out for both of you!

 

[Bad LP]

Turkey was running around $3.00 a pound for the last couple of weeks around here.

I sure hope you really like turkey.

 

[msherer]

Yeah, that would be a lot of turkey but if I can get a couple of good breast for a load I would be happy. My truck is a GMC Canyon so it's not going to be so bad.

Matt

 

[legrandice]

Great arrangement! I always love bartering.

 

[barmstrong2]

I'd trade for some bacon. Not a big turkey fan.

 

[Jay106n]

I'll take a cord of turkey please.

 

[jb6l6gc]

bardering is always the best. When I moved to the rural spot where im at and met my neighbour (now friend) 2 years ago I was new to the whole country bardering thing. I've traded labour for wood, concert tickets for wood,drywall and barn-board. The list is endless , plus it goes both ways. Always a good deal when it benefits both parties and you can keep uncle sam out of it for the most part

 

[DoubleB]

Uncle Sam has his hooks in Canada too? I knew he goes way too far in the USA, but didn't realize he taxes in Canada too.

Ok back on topic.

 

[sportbikerider78]

"Heat for meat".
You could post that on craigslist and see who applies.

Any way you can get good product without early the money outright, you have saved a bunch of cash.

 

[Ashful]

"Heat for meat".
You could post that on craigslist and see who applies.

Does this go in the personals section? Men seeking men?