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I’ve had a Linn post and steel corral for a few years. It’s been the best piece of equipment I’ve ever purchased.

Larry, in my opinion was one of the best, if not the best cattle breeder. I consider myself blessed to have known him and to have a lot of Shoshone genetics in my cows. Either from bulls of Larrys or from a few other great breeders that have carried on Shoshone genetics and Larry’s philosophies...

I agree. The value of this ranch is its water. Someone will get rich piping it to Las Vegas.

It was 50 million in 2010. It's 77million today.

Another good reason for retaining ones own heifers is they are acclimated to the envoirment they are raised in. Out here it's a big deal. Born out on the winter range these young calves learn what to eat by watching their moms. Learn water holes. Learn to trail to and from summer ranges. I...

Mine has a concrete floor. I just put straw down and haven't had a problem with cattle slipping. It's easy to clean. I use a pitchfork when the neighbors bobcat isn't available. Another reason I like the concrete floor is after getting the straw cleaned out, I like to use a disinfectant and...

I'd get rid of the open cows as well as your bull.

What about any toxic plants in your grazing area? Has there been any other bulls near you come up with Trich?

How old are the cows that are open?

Are you vaccinating your cows with a VL vaccine?

Do you still use any Shoshone Viking? Do you find the Chisum calves have a little to much leather. I was thinking about putting some Chisum on my Shoshone bred heifers. Your calves look good.

I've got a calf that I sent to the mountain that looks just like your calf in your pictures. I've seen this a time or two before. I'm no vet and not sure what causes this, but I believe it's something the cow eats later in her pregnancy. Every time I've seen this the cow has been eating loco...

I've seen this. Do you have any poisonous plants around?

We have tried about everything to avoid larkspur death lose. We need a herd of sheep to graze it before the cattle. But the forest service got rid of the sheep men. We use to not have as much trouble with larkspur until we were held down lower on the mountain, then we move up just as larkspur...

It is very tough to gather. Good dogs come in handy. Cattle are in good shape. It rained and hailed all day today. Lightning really got to popping. Found a few that got in the larkspur. Brought the doggies home. It's a tough place to run cows. But I love the country.

These cattle will be at 12,000ft for 5 weeks.

I enjoy life. Larry Leonhardt ment a lot to me. I just think if a guy is going to post of Larry's passing he ought to at least know his name. Sorry if that's lame.

His name is Larry Leonhardt. Not Leonard. Get it right or don't post.

Always good to learn how others do things. We use Nord forks and only bring them with both heals caught. The hand running the fork has got to know how to use it correctly. I, like some of you bite my tongue a lot of times. I don't mind kids roping, but I was brought up that you earn your way to...

Thanks for the responses. I like to rope and I like to work the ground. I usually am asked to cut or brand and I enjoy it. What I don't like is when guys come to brandings and refuse to work the ground. And when kids are brought, they are not made to work on the ground. I know it's good for kids...