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@Yakster said:
It's all about the numbers. Apologies for the mixed units in the following summary.

Common Dairy Animals (Approximate Yields)
Cow (Holstein): ~9 gallons (34L) per day; ~24,000 lbs/year.
Buffalo (Murrah): 10-16+ liters per day; 2500-3600L/lactation.
Goat: ~900-1200 liters per lactation (higher than sheep).
Sheep: ~450-500 liters per lactation (specialized breeds yield more).
Camel: ~5 liters per day.
Mare (Horse): ~10 liters per day.
Reindeer: ~20 liters per day (high yield but seasonal/specific).

They left yak out of it. Not a huge amount bt high in butterfat

@ShawnOL said:
Daddy must've shut off his credit card.

From all accounts battling addiction and possible mental health issues. But he was the son of a liberal….. must have been the credit card.

@Yakster said:
Someone should ask @MrsShrek85 how that feels.

Or, @MrsWylaff. Carol, what say you? Have you any reindeer horns or a Rudolf nose on your automobile?

@peter4jc said:

Imagine meeting someone. Falling in love. Marrying them. Starting a family. And then discovering they are the type of person who puts a Rudolph nose on the front of their car...

Someone should ask @MrsShrek85 how that feels.