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Colt's look on his face was just him being Colt as he really did love his belt and would not take it off all day. :wink:

Grandpa made a belt for his little cowboy for his 3rd Birthday Grandma made her little trucker something to haul all his animals around with. It is a Peterbilt that matches his Uncles Big Truck. Colt asked if I would help him make a bird house so while we visited we got one done...

Fun was had by all at the Circle Y Papa lost his saddle horse to the little man The candy cane sleigh was a hit Little man was Grandma's co pilot Grandma got a little help rolling out pie crusts :wink: And of course he was right there for the rolling of lefsa Grandpa and Colt...

What spare time :? Oh you mean the time I spend on Ranchers. :wink: Besides the Boat this summer and the Camper this fall, last spring I did manage put up a new rail fence on the front of our yard and built a new gate, topped off with carved wood horse heads. It is the gate the tourists go...

When I went to photobucket I realized I had not uploaded any pictures of my Summer and Fall projects which meant I had not put them on Ranchers either so here are some pics of my two projects. First our son brought home a Mom Son project for us to work on. It was a 57 Chevy Fin boat with a left...

The book I got that explains the process of how to build them is pretty good with lots of tips and a few different patterns. But in a true artist's fashion I changed a few things. as their rocking system looked way harder to build than the one I used. I have a couple others I would like to try...

I take pictures as often as I remember on all my projects so here are some from this one To start you cut the basic shape out and glue them all together Next you start shaping with the chisels and rasps and sand paper next you build the body and shape it. Then comes the rockers...

Thanks glad you like it but I would not have a clue to how many hours it took. I started in Feb. and worked on it when I could. Most of the carving was done in the house but the sanding had to be done outside and the nasty long Spring weather made that a bit of a challenge at times. I'm looking...

Thanks guys it took awhile but it was a lot of fun and I only cut myself with the chisels a couple times :wink: Buckie is 42 inches tall at the ears, the rockers are 6 feet long and I got a vintage pony saddle off Ebay for him. When BMR asked me to marry him 35 years ago he asked if I would...

I finally finished my latest wood carving project today, so I thought I would share it with you. He is Buckshot's (our grandson's rocking horse) big brother, Buckie.

Thanks for the tip definitely something to look into.

Our two lovely daughters are registered to participate in the Susan G Komen 3 Day event in Seattle Washington this Sept. They will be walking 60 miles over the three days to raise awareness for Breast Cancer. They need help with their fundraising efforts as they each have a set goal of $2300. If...

Jigs is not on the NO FLY list yet. :shock: I guess the visit with the suits did go well. :wink: Have a good trip Jigs you will enjoy the visit more than you feared the flight to get there trust us your ranchers friends would never stear to wrong. :wink:

Wouldn't be back if it wasn't for BMR telling you were threatening to come up to cook for me until i'm better, Haymaker. :shock:

Seems I don't have a doc at my beck and call like Oldtimer likes to claim doesn't it. :wink: :roll:

Hoping you feel better really soon as pain is a REEAALLLLLYYYYYY Bi*ch :wink:

BMR warned me I better check out Coffee Shop Thanks guys but as far as I know booze and drugs are not a good mix so I'll stick with the drugs for a bit longer but Thanks for the thought Haymaker. And as far as food goes not much of that is needed yet so BMR is doing just fine with serving up...

I didn't bake a cake because none of us needed the extra calories after we spent last weekend eating and eating and eating again to clean up all the leftover salads, buns, cookies and cake. :wink: I was just watching out for him and his waistline. :wink:

Happy Birthday Big Muddy

Come on guys fill us in on the wagons. They look like they were in pretty nice shape what did they sell for?