Recent content by Stretch

There are some that are in bad need of help but there are a ton of them that have had a lot of help in the last 3-5 yrs. There are only a small handful that haven't been overhauled. I had some Dymax help with one of mine a couple years back. Most of mine need what we call the "weedeater"...

Dang Jigs you look like you need a little Dymax or Marshalsaw blight to help your efforts. We spent all afternoon yesterday chasing fire on the south end of Rock Creek Station. A well intentioned land owner wasn't quite ready for the woof when the cedars got going..... :D

Thinking of/praying for everyones safety... Take care...

DejaVu Is the one you are talking about a Marshal Saw? A friend of mine has one and it has nearly worn him out running over all the pastures they have. It is on an S-300 and it has grouser tracks on it. I see several kinds of the "tree cutters" around here Marshal saw, Dymax, Longford...

I suppose you think a south wind is a picnic for us in Nebraska. Tends to smell a little like Bird and Cat Pooo up here :wink: :oops: :lol: ......

How do you like that skid loader? I don't think that the spreader could hold another crumb of manure... :wink: :lol:

. I couldn't agree more. That sparky is a great asset for your part of the country. Growing up we had a feller in town that had the metal working gift like Sparky and man we sure miss him.. I learned a lot from him just wish I had asked more questions...

Thanks both Shortgrass and Leanin'H. We so many times take things for granted and overlook what/who is truely important..

Shortgrass wrote: Hmmm That sure isn't what the Fed government thinks......... :roll: :oops: Hey Leaning H do you have to cover those stacks? Keep snapping pictures you have a great view.... 8)

Up town earlier and priced some new barb wire at Orschelin's and WOW :shock: !! Guess I should've been buying more 10 or so yrs back. I seem to remember being able to buy it for about 35.00 not all that long ago (or is oldtimers setting in)? :lol: . I got a price of 66.00 up town and no...

Great Shots! 8) Hmmm them trees and the fence sure have some long wiskers..... :wink: Cows sure look like they have wintered well..

For this burn we used a backpack sprayer and two four wheelers with 15 gal tanks. Maybe not quite as much as we really should've had but the wind was from the east and the south,west and north sides all had trees and creek so we weren't really to worried. The Locust we have around here grow...

Ya he is a bit on the big order. I got him from a city feller that got it for his daughter as a house cat. Hmmm guess he wasn't figuing on him growing up.... :lol: Sorry the quality of some of the shots aren't the best. I got out there burning and forgot a camera so I used my cell phone...

Little calf that my Emily calls hers Emily and her little kitty Stewart Warming it up Still a little chilly Getting warmer Darn finally getting toasty We are down to the last 6 cows to calve and have been trying to get the pastures ready for summer. We burned that one off to try to make it...

I honestly haven't heard anything about them being rabid but it wouldn't surprise me a bit. I bet I have seen at least 6-8 of them dead on the road withing about 10 miles from home. Man I can't believe how bad they stink luckily I haven't been one of the "Road Killers". :wink: :lol: I haven't...