Hows it going guys? a little help?

[Justin]

If Gcreek and Justin are at the bottom where the heck am I? :shock: You two are so far ahead of me that I can't even see your dust! :wink:

you can't see my dust because i'm behind you, ya dummie :wink: as for gcreek... he's dam sure ahead of us, but with that broken toe, i don't think he moves to fast so there wouldn't be much dust, if any :wink:

 

[Saleiri]

Saleiri, What kind of a background do you have? The cattle industry is tough to get started at even though you are brought up in it and already know the ropes. If you give some qualifications and they answer to demands for being a dependable, energetic, healthy, personable fellow there is always an opening in ranch country somewhere for a job. If you can prove yourself there are opportunities to work into managerial positions.or partnerships. Good luck!

I just did 4 years in the coast guard, doing deck work, small boat ops, navigation, and law enforcement. I'm from the east coast, but I was stationed in oregon and while driving back and forth across the country, I feel in love with the west, particularly area's like California's central valley, pretty much all of Montana and Wyoming, and really almost all of the least populated area's. Not to brag or seem overconfident, but I feel that I'm pretty dependable, energetic, healthy, and personable, and all my past supervisors would agree.

 

[Blkbuckaroo]

If you work for nothing or next to it,you'll allways be employed,fisrt hand knowledge :wink: .Try the Capital Press online,lot's of jobs in Oregon,Nevada, and Idaho.Give it a shot.

 

[Northern Rancher]

Just say you live to fence and everybody will want to hire you-I'll talk to a buddy in Montana they might be hiring.

 

[Bob M]

The Nebraska Sandhills rates as a good cattle country. Stop in on the way to Wyoming and Montana. There are always jobs available for the right kind of people.