Recent content by North Ridge Ranching

If you are having trouble getting the cows down the alley, try turning it around so the arrow points ahead next time. Haha :lol: :lol:

Yes, it was quite the sale. I sat at a dispersal the next saturday and watched some nice 2nd, 3rd, and 4th calvers go from about $2450 to $2200.

That's awesome and congratulations. Well deserved.

I may have worded that a little bad. It's not that I don't like him, he just isn't my favorite. He has turned into a very nice bull. If I were to sell him today, I would of used him for 3 years and made $1000.00 on him.

This is a picture of a bull that I purchased in an emergency situation a couple years back. He has turned out to be a pretty good bull. Not my favorite, but gets the job done none the less. This is him, today. He is only used as a spare bull, but has seen action every year. He really puts the...

We ran a Connealy Thunder Bull that we purchased from some fellow contributors on here last spring, so I had better be nice, hey CA. :wink: :wink: I will be able to tell you in a couple weeks how he calves because he bred all our heifers and a couple cows. I am really happy with how he...

That's awesome. I get to be Kosmo sometime around march. My sister inlaw is expecting twins as well. I am not sure if I am happier that I get to be an uncle twice in one day or if its the fact that I am just the uncle. Twins seem like alot of work, but most people that have them just say they...

That's a Canadian -40 though, right RSL? :wink: :wink: Oh that's right, -40 is the same both sides of the border.

I think the Goat Ranching was taking care of that for you already there H. Hahahaha..... :lol: :lol: :lol: Just nice to know that there is still a little sympathy south of the border for us Canuckleheads. I don't think the fact that there are slaughter plants closing in the US is a good...

I have to ask, where in the world would you crop in that country. :shock: :shock: I just traveled North America in 2 minutes. Cotton fields, RA's assortment of critters, and now the mountains. Thanks to everybody who posts on here. Amazing view from up there, and congrats on finishing...

I love coming on here. I have never seen a cotton field in person. Enjoy your fall, and dang, those are some flashy boots. :P

I second that. If I show her these pictures, I know where our summer vacation would have to be next year. :D :D

So does the one behind the truck. :wink:

Good to have you back. I hope that you recover back to your old form. That elite, athletic figure you once were, on the back of your horse, or seat of your ranger, all day long. I can't imagine going through what you have been through. Continue getting better and back to your old self.

Sire is a Wheatland 680S son we purchased 2 years ago.