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i belong to both.however it seems to yall they are not nearly as concerned as yall seem to be.idont always post a bunch but i always login,does that make me a lurker?if yalls standards are that chickensh... whatever from larry i am not so sure i would be taking the high moral ground here. my...

superglue, works as good as stitches most of the time.Underwoods for wounds.

good looking bulls,that y168 is a hansome fellow

kinda hard to train these woods cows,they could teach a deer new tricks on hiding an slipping away.takes some good cur dogs and a pretty good horse just to keep them in sight sometimes.but i agree with you on semi tame ones that get used to seeing people.

think he'll help you pull all those bigheaded calves?

i agree with you knocking one down may not be the first choice but sometimes it seems to be all they understand.i dont think anybody here has ever done the damage to an animal that they will do to each other.is picking up a board to stop two studs from fighting cruel?as far as that goes we are...

i have to agree,we've all done things i'm sure someone not knowing anything about cattle would consider abuse on the other hand i have been abused by cows alot more than i care to remember.sometimes you have to work with what you've got handy but it seems to me when you can afford a little...

that was down right entertaining,i beleve your getting as handy with the keyboard as with a rope.i really enjoyed both stories,it must be nice to ride that big country.down here big spreads are getting scarcer every year,hard to run cows when damn developers are paying 30,000 an acre. every time...

good one,so many times my bright ideas for a shortcut or timesaver have come back to bite me.the old tried and true is what got us by this long,and "honoring thy father" by using his ways usually is a lot simpler in the long run.thanks once again for the insight and inspiration.

bet yall thought i spelt it wrong the first time? thanks for helping KR if we stick together maybe we can learn these poor misguided yankees proper usage of the english language. :lol: :lol: :lol:

poke leaves around here are smooth edged,but poke salat is darn good, you can also peel the stems and flour and fry them best stuff you ever ate.kind of a cross between asperigus and fried green maters!! :D :D

tho i am pretty new here i have really enjoyed your pics.glad to hear the good news about your husband,i had a little goround with the C awhile back and it sounds like he has the right attitude to whup it.just try to remember laughter really is the best medicine ,so just keep reading these fine...

thanks for your weekly thoughts.although i havent thanked you before ,ihave made a habit of checking in every sat. night late to read your post.you have given me much inspirtion,and many thoughts to ponder.thank you,steve

congradulations!! looked mighty stylish.PBR is just a fad, give me a good saddle bronc ride any day of the week ,thats cowboyin

they own one of the biggest ranches in fl.the Deseret, ive not heard anything too bad about them except for selling some of the land that became disney.and thats just my personel predjudice against the mouse.

best be careful once you start riding a good mule,youll want to sell off your horses.p.s. that one sure looks good.

talked to a friend in east tenn 2 weeks ago he said they had plenty of hay sq bales going for 3.50 trying to get one of my old junkers up for the trip. our rainy season is finally getting here hopefully well get some grass before i have to make exxon ritcher

we should all thank you for your start to the week, always gives me something to ponder on.keep it up!!

is it common to eat an animal that has died of natural causes in yalls part of the country? i just noticed no one said anything about this.around here if we find a dead animal,its gator bait.maybe its a ohio statething.LOL

icant believe all the so called christians and lovers of life who posted such garbage to an 11 yr old boy. good thing thier meat comes handily wrapped in plastic from wallyworld