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My niece works for the USDA. She has all but threatened us to register. The more she yaps...the longer it will take. I was almost on the fence about it, till she came home with her lecture. :mad:

Thanks for the photo from a different part of the country. I just don't understand how a person can maintain cattle in NM. They look to be in good condition though. My cattle don't like to eat dirt.

No Shortgrass, JB is right...nothing wrong with that message. But it does have me feeling guilty this Sunday Morning. My friend and neighbor is in need of help this morning. My family and I are headed that way within the hour to offer assistance. After reading that devotional, I feel like the...

In like a lion out like a lamb :wink:

Thank you Shortgrass. Very well spoken, as usual.

I understand completely. The less human contact I have in a day the better my mood is by evening.

Here is the link to the thread on CT, Pure Country. I don't recll them being posted here. http://cattletoday.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=28102

For some reason, Shortgrass that one jerked a tear this morning. I too look forward to your posts.

Hubby noticed the ring in SaddleTramp's jacket pocket too. Wants to know what the preference is out there. He started in on the Cope Black when it came out. The wintergreen Skoal was giving him heartburn. Great pics Soapweed

86 and 58% humidity here today. We arn't used to that much humidity. Makes it 90 degrees. Yesterday it was 91% humidity before 8am. :shock: This yankee can't handle that nonsense. Red cows were grazing and the blacks were in the shade till near sundown.

I'm willing but you have to find a truck to head back east with mine. I don't truck alone!!!

Mike, I'm sure Jiggs has answered you in a pm...but I have some hay you are welcome to. Round bales. Good grass hay and clover. Let me know. Same goes for anyone else. Not sure about getting it trucked beins that on a flat bed it would be a wide load. But I'm sure it can be worked out.

Add some prayers from Ohio. My heart goes out the the family and the young-un.

I've never had the pleasure of attending a branding. But I full well understand the need for good neighbors. I'd hope that someone would think of me as a good neighbor at some point. The folks that I call neighbors are more than a hop skip and a jump away but if I was in a pickle, they'd be...

I've never had that experience FH...but my hubby has. :roll:

Well Haymaker I have to say that in that danged texas heat them thar buzzards should have found her for you if she was dead.

Can ya be a full time farmer that cowboy's part time? I seem to spend a fair amount of time in the dirt. But I have a couple dandy young cow horses that love their jobs. I can toss a rope ok and given a choice I'd rather be horse back than in the combine. But, I did find the dirt the other day...

Well, I probably should still keep my mouth shut here but it doesn't seem to be my nature. I'm also in ohio and don't have the space to get "wild and wooley" like ya'll do. I've worked for 4 operations in my 28 years on this earth. My folks place is the first. I'll never work for my old man...

My Grandpa always said a funeral is a celebration of that person's life. Not the mourning of of their passing. Sorry to hear about that Northern Rancher. But like you said, he is not hurting anymore.

Hey Denny, How long did it take you to get used to that funky gear shift in that Belarus? Does yours have it so in order to get in high or low you have to bump it in neutral and turn the knob a certain way push it almost to the floof then back to neutral and into the gear you want? Hard to do...