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Solar pump in the spring to a stock tank on top? overflow return into spring if necessary

I fear that these easements may, and often do, work well for the generation that sells them, but that future generations may well find that the government will control their permitted management practices, numbers, type of livestock, what land may not be grazed, etc. It may be a land grab in...

I have one that I like. I bought it from Rustler's at Rocky Ford, Co. After refering a few guys there, I found that their supplier had passed away. They, too, had found the $25,900 on in ND> Try a brush hog on a tractor, and drive as close as possible to your fence. It will likely get...

Wow, I guess you had some water! Hope you get it up right. Nice pictures, Thanks.

We've got a couple inches of wind again this AM :lol: .

That work close to home is the difference between working at home on a rain out or sitting in a camper waiting to get back to work. I would still be stacking if I hadn't been so far from my jobs. Good advice.

Family is the big word in family ranch. Your post reminds us all of that. I'll bet that ol' boy with the spenders had the time of his life today, and you were there to share it. Those little ropers are getting a piece of something pretty special too, and you've shared in that. The nice thing...

All those fences going to be in the path of your annual cattle drive? By the way, you don't have to go to Canada, you'ld be welcomed here. Good grub and lots of desert scenery!

I need 40 to 50 acres to keep a cow. I can have lots of country, but no grass. Why do you think I'm "shortgrass?" Sometimes I really should be "NOgrass!"

I'm SE Co, and $4.00 has worked, but got a call that it is going to $5.00 in 2012. He has quite a bit of windmill expense on just 1/2 section. I furnish labor and he furnishes 1/2 material on fence as it borders mine.

200 on alfalfa, and 125 on Sorgum-Sudan (in the stack) is about what I find here.

I have heard 175+ for grinder hay. I guess we are too close to Texas. Any decent hay is on a truck headed south by the time I find it.

We are sorry for your loss. Thankyou for letting us know.

The wheat in our country is pretty sorry.

It was foggy if that counts! :) Fog does reduce the fire danger, but would sure welcome some ground moisture.

I guess its that La Nina effect. I'm hearing the same thing about it holding for the next few months at least. :cry: :cry: :cry: I'm tired of drought, but not sure I'm ready for the kind of floods some are having. I guess I'd gritch if it was too wet, too cold, too dry, too hot, or just...

We have been in a red flag fire warning for several days, and no relief in sight. Yesterday, near Karval, Co about 25 miles away, they had a bad one that our dept went on. The news said it burned about 8 square miles. Lincoln County estimated about 20,000 acres (thats about 30 sections). It...

Once, I was scooping out the barn onto a hay sled like the one pictured. I had a D4 hook on it. When I tried to pull out, the crawler spun its tracks, and I was sitting on her belly. Johhny had a 6 horses abreast hooked up. He hooked on the back of the sled, and pulled the whole outfit out...

Great post! Brings back memories. McMurtrey and Ravenscroft's used to feed that way, along with several others in the late 60's when I was with Hub. That was a long time ago. I have a collar with a mirror in it hanging on the back porch that I used on "Dutch".

What do you mean, the wildlife are hungry?? Sound to me like you are taking real good care of them.