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gearing up for mine next week..... I am 73

The best penlite i could find on the market is one from Harbor Freight

you are a brave man

Sorry..... but i did not send it your way. We still have a foot on the level, had to plow in thru drifts to feed cattle... yes feed on Oct 1 Coulees are drifted full, more snow than all of last year.

Browning MT final measurement..... 52 inches.... WOW THATS A LOTTA SNOW.

Browning Mt. 40 inches of Snow... and still snowing

Over on the MT/AB border, north of Shelby Montana, about a foot of snow, i-15 closed most of the time last nite due to semis jackknifed, and cars spun out.. Roads a terrible all the way to Lethbridge Ab. BUT we are sitting pretty compared to my neighbors to the west. Most roads are closed around...

tried one of them "corn dogs ' once........... thought it needed more mustard :D :D :D :D :D :cowboy:

My suzuki is a 1987 long box wheel base 80 inch, and curb weight of 2059 lbs. it has the 1.3 liter stock engine. It is rated to tow 1000 lbs, but handled the heavy hitter with ease. Really its a side by side with a heater, radio, comfortable seats, and airtight cab. lol i would not hesitate...

I have used a wheatheart heavy hitter pulled behind my Suzuki Samurai , put in many miles of fence and it handled it very easily. Some was on some pretty good hills, but low range 4x4 and a standard trans made it easy. i would think your ranger isn't much different in weight than my Suzuki...

Ya when they call in the Queens Cowboys (grc...... gravel road cops, )'Major Crime Unit' there usually is more to the story. I think BMR'S manure pile theory may not be too far off.Sadly.....

Anyone following the news re missing Cowboy at Merritt B.C . Wyoming cowboy missing for a week now. Cant get story to upload for some reason... Google" MERRITT BC COWBOY," for full story. Does not look good at this time.

Wow just like southern Alberta...lol tough loss to take when bldgs. are used up like that BUT where is your snow?? :cboy:

While processing some deer, years back, my son, daughter and nephew, decided they should skin out the deer legs, and nail them to some boards. I gave them some rather dull knives, and they set to the task as the adults proceeded to butcher the deer. Being kids, they lost interest in the...

Nice job. Even better to have a new safer working environment . A win win all the way around :cboy:

We get a lot of wind in Southern Alberta............ if we tried a beaverslide here, Saskatchewan would get all of our hay..... :lol2:

Learned a few years back, a guy contacted me to winch him out of the ditch on a major hiway. I said sure but he would have to connect the winch line to his vehicle...... pulled the bumper out first. :D :D

Thanks for posting, I really enjoyed that and subsequent vids on the Drift that came up. :cboy:

Congrats to you and your up and coming family. It is families like yourselves that ensure that agriculture continues to raise good crops/animals and great people. Thanks for sharing your success with everyone. Great job all the way around.

PRICELESS............LOL a real good chuckle for a week ending..... thanks