What type of tool was justed for chopping cotton in the early 50's?
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Cotten Gen?
No, dear. That separated the seeds from the cotton fluff. There was a tool that the choppers used and no it wasn't called a chopper.
You really do need spell check, Ryan.
It's Cotton Gin. But no it isn't cotton gin. It's a hoe, darlin' and that's not a pun. A hoe is a long wooden handle with a blade on one end.
Stop by Arkansas sometime and I'll give you lessons on how to chop cotton.
Total Answers: 2, Total Page Views: 528.I remember the days of using a hoe. Not easy work by any means. How are you Sandra?
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