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My 2 cents...there is good ones in all breeds and crosses. A lot is the luck of the draw of getting a real good one or cull a lot of mediocre ones to get a good one. Myself I go with Aussies, the Hangin Tree bloodlines as the main blood. Mite try Norm Andrews in Dwight, Ne or Randy Kidd in...

You're not alone Hay Maker..I feed mine cantalope, they sure like em.

Been gone since the 5th, just got back...Thanks everyone.

Haymaker, Cotton lookin pretty good. I had a mare that would eat the peaches off the ground and when there wasnt any on the ground she would go to the trunk of the tree and bump it real hard with her hip and make more fall. She'd spit the seed out when done eating the peach.

RIP Laddie...its hard o lose a good one and a true friend. I feel your loss. Hope you have a pup coming up that mite come close to being Laddie.

I agree 100% on letting a dog think and work on its own. I give very few commands... most of the time, a flank command to start them out if I want them to go a certain way and a That'll do at the end. But I teach them many commands so if I need them in certain situations, I have them in my "tool...

Not set in stone of what whistles to use for what but most probably use a long for down and a short for walk up. Flanks and others is what you can blow and makes sense to you. Of course more commands you have on your dog the more you got to come up with. Just for an example here is what I...

Here is a site that I refer people to for blowing whistles...gives real good diagram of tongue position and all. Moving tip of your tongue up and down just the slightest varies the tone. Just takes a lot of practice to get consistent. http://www.wellscroft.com/farm/dogs/dogsWhistle.html

Thanks everyone...painting keeps me out of trouble, or at least it helps a little. :D

Painted Wyoming Wind's Belgians. ps...Wyoming Wind if want the big file for printing let me know. Dennis

While in Vietnam in 69 i was fortunate enough to be close enough to go see his show ...it was awesome, very uplifting of forgetting the fighting for a few hours. Bob Hope is hero.

Thanks everyone and Merry Christmas to ya'll.

Painted Soap's "On the Move", thought I would share. ps...Soap if want the big file let me know.

Didnt do as good as you, Faster...only got 75%. Pretty neat test.

Thanks everyone. I don’t consider myself an artist…just someone that enjoys ‘playing’ with computers and combine with my limited artistic ability to do paintings. I have to have a fairly good pic to start with…cant do a whole painting freehand. I do a few different styles depending on the pic...

Your Welcome Soap, I enjoyed doing it. Hey, everyone…I don’t post much but read and look at everyone’s pics most everyday. If someone objects to painting any of their pics, please let me know. Otherwise I may snag a pic now and then and paint for someone. As I told Soapwed, I do it for a hobby...

OLD AGE TEXTING CODES: ATD -at the doctor. BFF -best friend fell. BTW -bring the wheelchair. BYOT -bring your own teeth. FWIW -forgot where I was. GGPBL -gotta go, pacemaker battery low. GHA -got heartburn again. IMHO -is my hearing aid on? LMDO -laughing my dentures out. OMMR -on my massage...

I don’t run any big numbers(60) and have sheep…when quit haying in a few years gonna up it to 100-150 when have more time to road graze. But graze the roadsides and waterways regularly, especially Nov-April.. Open the gate, use a dog or two and down the road we go. When see vehicle coming, have...

I agree also, Go For It. Everyone has first trial nervousness...tho the case of nerves never went away for me. They are fun and addicting. I only go once or twice a year if I get time but like to go to the state fair ones and the ones that run for money....brings out the good dogs and courses...

We use a JD 50 and a B for raking, hook up 2 rakes to each one-do about 500-600 acres a year..they just keep right on putting along-have a tire tool I use for helping folding the tedder-that's my gas gauge, stick it in and see how many inches are left.