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Hydrogen, I think is the answer, there's water everywhere, but suppling it to the consumer will require a new supply system to come into place and the oil companies and auto makers will fight it tooth and nail. The politicans are in the pockets of whoever has the most money, right now thats big...

The politicians have no answers on anything, the energy crisis, immigration, or has anyone paid any college tuition lately, try over seven thousand a quarter to a state university, not private, and thats not including books and room and board. That is also out of control and not one politician...

The government in calculating the inflation rate does not include food or fuel in those calculations, personally I think they will tell us whatever they feel like telling us. Reality has nothing to do with it.

I had off road diesel delivered today, 3.11/gal, he said it will be four dollars by thanksgiving and five will not be far behind. :mad:

100% Most years, I only buy bred cows, nobody gets a second chance, everybody dies, and I get to buy all new cows the next year. Works real well for me.

OU will be OK as long as they don't have to play Boise State.

Josh is a good one. Have know him since he was little, my kids grew up showing cattle with him and his sisters. I had lost track of him the last few years, kids grow up and leave, you've got a keeper there.

I agree theres a lot to this story we haven't heard yet!

Ya'll better listen to Texan a little bit. There's people out here that can catch those cattle, but WHOSE CATTLE ARE THEY? and whose paying the bill? Ya'll have to remember some of these Forest Service and BLM people speak with a forked tongue. I was with a wild cow catcher this weekend...

I agree with IL, lets feed em more meat, these are carnivores not vegetarians. Why are we feeding grain and grain byproducts anyway- answer because it make some CEO's bottom line look good. Didn't help those dead dogs tho. I spend around a hundred bucks a month on dog food, an extra freezer...

Amen to brother Jerry H, thats good advice! Make it easy, set him up to succeed, then praise him. Keep it simple!

It don't get any better than than!

Exactly NR, there's just some jobs that only a horse and dogs can do. I can rope a calf step off and that gelding will keep the rope tight while I go down and flank the calf and doctor it for whatever, four wheeler can't do that! Brushed up bulls are easy for good dogs. The article at the top...

I work by myself most of the time, so to gather cattle the dogs are a great help. I buy new cows every year, new to me, they are ususally broken mouth, old desert cows, upgrade them, get a calf out of them, sell the cow, hold or sell the calf, or I buy other peoples mistakes and upgrade those...

I am probably one of the very few left in existence that doesn't own a 4 wheeler, ATV that is, got pickups, five geldings, all broke and six good dogs, if I can't get r done with what I got, I don't see a four wheeler helping the situation that much. From what I understand the price of one of...

Really good article, what are we going to do with all these cheap, unwanted horses?

Remember, the people who give pups away know exactly what those dogs are worth.

I have a half BC, half Aussie that worked at six months and is still super agressive at two years. I agree with JB, don't get the dog mucked out at a young age, it could set back or end their cow working days. Most BC should go to the head, stop cattle and bring them back to you, thats a head...

I have a half BC, half Aussie that worked at six months and is still super agressive at two years. I agree with JB, don't get the dog mucked out at a young age, it could set back or end their cow working days. Most BC should go to the head, stop cattle and bring them back to you, thats a head...

55 and the sun is shining, thats why I don't live is SW MN anymore!