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Sold the steers in April still have hfs and Fall Clvs.

Great pictures Sandtrap but you better get the work out of them girls two weeks till school starts.

I did what you are wanting to do once I would not plant rye for hay ever again but I made the mistake of letting it put a head on before I cut it.

I have 2 Grundfos, water summer and winter been extremely pleased

Saw ranchrocket77 yesterday and we visited about your video Shortgrass. I thought we were bad till I saw what your country looks like we are thinking of you. Tell Ed and Sarah hi from Nebraska

That was good BMR :D :D

I see I can't spell either sandtrap. Just so you know I don't live very far west of you.

Now I no who you are santrap

We had a wind storm one time and the next day I found a big cottonwood tree that blew over in the storm with a good young cow dead underneath it.

Good I am about ready to board.

I wish we had enough grass to what you are doing but if it doesn't rain a bunch of our cows will be heading to the salebarn.

I had a yearling bull one time that tried to jump a gate his leg came down around the end of the gate and wedged between the gate and the post he ended up breaking his leg. Most of the time when a critter breaks his leg it will heal up in 6 weeks or so. But this was a compound fracture. I turned...

January would be best. I think we missed the boat. For now. :D :D

BMR do you still have your calves ?

Both Probably 700 pounders to 550 pounders it was really down here this week we were supposed to sell two loads of steers but with the weather forecast we decided to pull them from the sale we were glad we did.

So Redrobin when should I market my yearlings ?

Your cattle look good oldtimer if I ever get time I will try and get a picture of 67T up for you he got EHD this fall but seems to have come out of it pretty good. I think the 81T was a really good bull to bad he is not still around.

Burke , or Jamison really still lives close know him well also, his brother Chad is my age.

Yea 67T he has a great disposition and so does most of his offspring I have raised quite a few sons out of him and used them back I need to move on just not sure what to use next. I have quite a few daughters and they just make better poducers the older they get . I have an 81T yearling son I am...

That cow pictured is out of my bull he has worked good here in the sand hills. Greg's wanting a picture of him for his catalog but I am not much of a photographer and to busy chasing kids to basketball games to try.