Recent content by cowgirl2u

Yep. I warned him.

I am an Arizona cattle rancher, was fairly new to this forum when the trouble came down over an experience posted by a young Arizona cowboy. Because I hadn't been here long, my impressions of ranchers.net were not clouded by sentiment or affection. Unfortunately, what I saw and experienced...

Nope, not reality in my world. In my world, neighbors help each other, encourage each other, learn from each other, rely on each other. We appreciate those with knowledge don't take their knowledge as a personal insult. And we back up our friends.

Except on ranchers.net :lol:

I'll tell you one thing, I never met so many thin-skinned ranch women in my life. :lol:

[b]Once again I question the remark about Arizona Ranchers!! there are several others on her besides the two of you that are live and run cattle in Arizona. Myself included. I do not see anyone questioning my methods!!

:lol: "Welcome to the ladies club"...........that's TOO good.

:lol: I'm pretty new here............just figured out that many of the worst mud-slinger's and name-callers are women. And they sure egg each other on when they single out an "outsider". Sort of makes me want to hang my head in shame to be associated. But there are "women" and then there...

To: "Mrs. Greg": When did I call you a bunch of bucket feeding folk?Could you be confused? And if you really INSIST on keeping this argument going, I'm up for it, just try not to be so trivial. To: "Kola": I own my ranch, own the cattle and know how to make money off them. Thanks for the...

Geez! Look at who started the whole argument in this thread. Y'all are callin' the wrong kettle black. It's gotten to be "habit" or maybe "politically correct" on this forum for some of you to raise up on your back legs and jump all over us Arizona ranchers. Get a grip!

I feel like I just had my ears pulled by a bunch of schoolteachers. :lol: What y'all seem to want is for us Arizona ranchers to roll over and play dead rather doing things our own way or calling your hand when you get uppity. I think that's called "You can sure dish it out, but you can't...

I'm with you, Haymaker. I hang on to my place for my kids and theirs. You couldn't replace this ranching lifestyle with any amout of money. It's just money.

That's great! Makes you sort of wonder, though ....... the Alamo and all.

K said: And...before anyone asks.... I've seen/owned a cow or two in my day!! :wink: *************************************** I bet. That's a whole different story than owning 3,000 or so wild ones.

'scuse me? Touchy!