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The thief came in the night, looting and pilaging. While giving chase he dropped the bag of life's labor on the road. I picked it up and returned it to my home to discover not all of it was mine. I bought a better safe. Unable to find the rightful owner, the church got some new pews and I...

I just love telling people what they ''need''. When I become King all decisions will be based on need, rather than want. Cars will be outlawed, as you don't need them. You have legs. You can walk. If you don't have legs you are a burden upon society and are no longer needed. You only...

The locals here tow the tractor with their truck. I don't know which is better.

Awesome country, for visual stimulation if not for productivety you have 'H. Thanks for taking us along. I get to see all kinds of country I wouldn't have otherwise and the air still smells the same.

I may be lost, but is this equipment that you already own, and are looking to utilize it more fully, or looking to buy to be a partner?

Many thanks to both of you for the good you are doing. May you be blessed in abundance. Bootheel

I surely want to see the methods of poop gathering from sheep and pigs, on pasture. Maybe a battery operated vaccume cleaner or pto powered. Is pto powered organic? Maybe horse drawn, wheel driven powered vaccume. Either way it is going to suck. Staying within the parameters of ''organic''...

The old Allis self propelled were a grass seed farmers dream, back in the old days. They were good for Redtop and other small seeds. Redtop is probably the most worrisome thing to thrash I know of. It will run out of every hole and crevice, a duct tape engineer's dream. Thanks for...

What is the JD implement sitting behind the steed? Nice pictures. Bootheel

The brown is a bit depressing, for me, in May. Maybe the snow will perk things up. I see the trusses haven't moved in a year either :D I admire that quality, as it gets that away around here too. Nice stitchwork. Thanks, Bootheel

I just have a few spring calvers, here are some of the heifers 1st calver udder. [/img] The rest of her on a refill mission [/img] [/img] [/img] One two year old that may be less bad. [/img] [/img] Then we may end up with six udders, or teats, or whatever a cow has these...

A real cattle drive, that is just awesome. I feel like I get to wear my big boy pants on a 3 mile drive, and in doing so, had better take 'em for a lap around the pasture their in, and the one they are going to, in the process. Great picture story. Bootheel

Thank you Mr. FlyingS, I always what the ''S'' stood for. I started off with three groups of cows, and one group of heifers. The bull you asked about, was in single sire groups. He was the first one in with 60 cows, for 30 days. Then he finshed the season with the heifers who had had a...

See there High Plains, I'll never forget you had a Mackenzie, and liked her, before you knew they were the devil. But for the record I never had any, nor my Dad, but plenty of other just as devilish stuff, many of which are still praised for their angelic qualities. No need for anyone to...

I apprecciate the kind words, but I have figured out very little, mostly of what hasn't worked well for me. My point on the sires, was the owner's selections of the progeny to go forward with. Prominent breeders have taken 6807 sons that made 1700 lb cows, to the other end of the Spectrum of...

There is nothing secretive about it. What information would you derive to know that bull 3 is out my my 23 cow who's mother was 8150? Or the other from 1197 who's mother was my 31 cow?......Or do the sires have a more profound influence? Or saying they are Traveler bred, or Rito, without...

I never really cared for monarchies, and would not willingly hand over my talents. But thanks, I think. Maybe.

If you bet ''They'' you'd be wrong...... or one for 5, so not all wrong. The odds still aren't in your favor.

I am not aware of any red carriers in their immediate ancestory. Does that make them better? :D

Angus, as they all are. Does that mean anything?