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. I couldn't agree more. That sparky is a great asset for your part of the country. Growing up we had a feller in town that had the metal working gift like Sparky and man we sure miss him.. I learned a lot from him just wish I had asked more questions...

Shortgrass wrote: Hmmm That sure isn't what the Fed government thinks......... :roll: :oops: Hey Leaning H do you have to cover those stacks? Keep snapping pictures you have a great view.... 8)

Great Shots! 8) Hmmm them trees and the fence sure have some long wiskers..... :wink: Cows sure look like they have wintered well..

I didn't see the contest till now but here is one that I gave to a friend and he fixed it all up and updated it... :wink: :lol: Oh and is still used on occasion these day's.. He nicknamed it Louie after my uncle that use to own it...

Boy Soapweed cold shots like that make me appreciate the fact that I am down to the last cow to calve... :wink: Hope all is going well for you and your crew... 8)

Soapweed wrote: Thanks Soapweed. I figured that you had it much rougher than you do now. Good to see that hardwork does pay off.. 8)

Congrats to the fine couple, may they have many years of happiness.. 8) That calving shed looks great. When ever my Cody see's shed or pens or the like all I hear is "Dad we should get that." What he doesn't realize is how many years you fought a lesser set up to earn the means to have such a...

Great looking calves. Your working facility looks well thought out and that Jazzy if you ever want to share her send her my way. If my Josie was half the dog Jazzy is I would be really happy. Thanks for sharing your day. 8)

Them little buggers are the greatest thing since sliced bread... :wink: :lol: I have somewhere about 1800-2000 of them stuffed in the barn and several little sheds around here. I realize they aren't very practical for someone who has hundreds/thousands of cattle but for me they are the...

I got to ask does the grass get ahead of the critters or did I missing something?

Hey lilly I bet Jassy would split the temp differnce with ya.... :wink: :lol: I know I sure would as it is raining here and trying to get real icy. Luckily they only think we might get a 1/4 to maybe a 1/2 inch of ice. Looks like Jigs might get double that... :shock:

Jassy is that white arm part of the pump jack? The one we have is just a small thing that clamps on the pump part on the top of the well and a motor mounts on it and runs with a belt from the motor to a fair sized pulley (about 16-18 in across). We used to tie a wire to the spark plug on the...

You know I hate to admit it but I do a terrible job of telling everyone that post photo's on here how good they are and how much I do appreciate them. Not to mention the rest of my family especially my young son. He might be in a hurry around the house but will stop right in his tracks and check...

Congrats....... 8) I really enjoy these photo contests, makes me wish I had a better selection of stuff and the time to shoot them....... :wink:

Don't ya just hate to see so much mud ....... :wink: :lol: :lol: Nice shots once again... I don't know how you and everyone else can have such a good eye for the great shots..... 8)

I did find out if I wanted to reline the brake shoes that Lincoln Clutch and Brake in Lincoln , Ne could do that for about 1/3 the price of new ones but I haven't needed to do it yet. Nearly 800 trailers WOW that is amazing you must have been at it for a long time. Just curious do you like the...

That is a real sharp rig, you do some real nice work. Several years ago I built a flatbed trailer with two 10K Hayes axles and another for grain with the same 10K Hayes axles. Both have duals and both have 9.50x16.5 tires and I like both and wouldn't be without duals. I found out that Hayes...

It always amazes me to see how w i d e o p e n your pastures are.... :wink: I see you have antelope, do you have any white tail or mule deer? I sure do enjoy the pics thanks for taking time out of your day to share them.. 8)

Well to be honest with you guy's I hesitated about posting them as I know all to well what kind of mess you have had to deal with up your way. I am a captain on the local RFD and am a Red Card holder for the national call up list. I pay a lot of attention to the Wildfire sites during the warm...

In the part one of trees I wrote about the mechanical way of getting rid of trees well there is a much faster way of getting rid of them. It is faster but not necessarily the most predictable way.. On Friday a friend of mine called on me to help him with a project. He was needing my help with a...