August 9, 2012

[Soapweed]

Antelope

Taking bulls home

So they can be hauled to the sale barn

Always has to be one idiot

They are not lined out very well.

And they are not cooperating

What did you say?

The hound dog

Is just as aggravating

 

[wdcook]

So right Soap. Seems everytime I move cattle there has to be one that causes trouble.

And bulls, arg!!! They are a necessary evil, but they are sure exasperating when you go to move them.

 

[LazyWP]

We weaned yesterday. Cows really didn't want to travel, and 1 in particular was just plain aggravating. She decided that the river might be her place of sanctuary. Lisa chased her out there for a bit, then I decided to bail off the steep bank and help. Right in that particular area, a person can fill 17 inch tall boots clear full of water, even if you are riding a 16 hand horse. We found a hole that was deep enough that my poor old Frog horse had to swim. What a day! But we did get 100% of the cattle gathered, out of some really rough country. Was too busy riding to get any pictures, besides all my cameras are in the shop, and I haven't figured out this smart phone yet.

 

[Kosmo]

I guess there isn't any point in taking it down now as there are 250 views to this thread, but I had explicit directions for a certain older gentleman who will remain unnamed yet has the moniker of an abundantly noxious and spiny plant to keep the "chicken judging" thing under his "wing." As most father/son relationships are concerned- communication is a hard barrier to overcome...

I am sorry if I offend the true chicken lovers of the bull session realm but I don't really want my "handle" out or consider myself a connoisseur of fine chickens . I promise, whether you believe me or not, that I did this only as a favor to a friend on the extension board.

Now that I have thoroughly explained my rebuttal to the best of my abilities, I will conclude by saying that someone is in the dog house or shall I say the chicken coop?

 

[loomixguy]

At least it wasn't goats! :wink: :lol: (That was for Leanin' H!)

 

[3 M L & C]

Will the dog sit there to let you pull out those quills, or do you have to tie him up.

 

[gcreekrch]

I guess there isn't any point in taking it down now as there are 250 views to this thread, but I had explicit directions for a certain older gentleman who will remain unnamed yet has the moniker of an abundantly noxious and spiny plant to keep the "chicken judging" thing under his "wing." As most father/son relationships are concerned- communication is a hard barrier to overcome...

I am sorry if I offend the true chicken lovers of the bull session realm but I don't really want my "handle" out or consider myself a connoisseur of fine chickens . I promise, whether you believe me or not, that I did this only as a favor to a friend on the extension board.

Now that I have thoroughly explained my rebuttal to the best of my abilities, I will conclude by saying that someone is in the dog house or shall I say the chicken coop?

Did you wear your boots and spurs as part of your judging attire? :lol:


To be truthful, I kind of like looking at chickens, just got tired of going to town for a bag of lay ration and 2 dozen eggs years ago.