This past year, the Midwest was scorched with heat waves, parched by droughts and seared by wildfires that an old fashioned cowboy crime—hay rustling—has become a lucrative trade in today’s economy.
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Wow, hay rustlers! Who'd a thunk? A sign of the times as global warming takes its toll and begins to impact small economies. I keep waiting for John Wayne of Clint Eastwood to gallop up and over the horizon to save the day.
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Wow, hay rustlers! Who'd a thunk? A sign of the times as global warming takes its toll and begins to impact small economies. I keep waiting for John Wayne of Clint Eastwood to gallop up and over the horizon to save the day.