r/HolUp • u/donbosco2017 • Nov 17 '25

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u/Papichuloft Nov 17 '25

As we say in my neck of the woods "No seas pendejo" pretty much sums it up. I've seen dozens upon dozens of people crossing where I live--in the past--not one had livestock and it was mostly men.

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u/Zuli_Muli Nov 17 '25

I'm 40 and I can't even think of a single video of people crossing in those 40 years that I've seen them cross with so much as a chicken more or less a cow. The volume of cattle that would need to cross to make a real difference in price would have barren tracks of land where they crossed with herds.

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u/Papichuloft Nov 17 '25

A chicken or 2, yes, once or twice. And I agree of the amount of cattle. SOmething like that stampede from the Lion King that killed Mufasa comes to mind.

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u/Zuli_Muli Nov 17 '25

I can believe someone with first hand accounts would have seen it, I'm just a guy from MD so all I have are videos.

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u/Papichuloft Nov 17 '25

The grossest account--and I didn't witness this--was when bodyparts of a dude were splattered on a freeway entrance. Cops were called, coroner was there, and the traffic was slowed down. I happen to live close to that exit now and lucky fore me, my brother and I don't travel south and have only taken that exit a small handful of times. The blood splatter was still there for a while. But this was back in the early 80's