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Memory Lane

Northern Rancher

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Just going through some old pictures thought I'd post a few-just say when you want me to sto. Here's all four kids years ago with their pups.
 

Northern Rancher

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Ty's first fish-pretty nice pickeral-I never took him again he outfishes me lol. Any of you Americans want to come up and drown some worms we can be persuaded to take you out lol.
 

Soapweed

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Good pictures, Northern Rancher. Photos from the past are always fun to review. The times, they do change. Keep 'em coming.
 

Northern Rancher

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Here's Ty and Sara-about ten minutes after I took this Ty rattled a nice little buck up within 20 yards of us-Sara wanted me to take him but I passed him up. She's got her hunter safety so she starts hunting this year.
 

ranchwife

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okay, my favorite by far was the sleeping baby on daddy's chest---simply PRICELESS!!!!! :D :D :D :D
by the way----I do not recall hearing anyone tell you to stop...so keep 'em coming!!! Great pix, NR!!!
 

Angus Cattle Shower

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Northern Rancher said:
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Closing border was tough on the girls wardrobe lol.

Ive dome that more than once before. lol. Once at a wedding I was a little off the wal so Dad gave me a couple of sips of his drink. lol. I diddnt hold it well and as Dad says, 10 minutes later, that was all i was wearing on the dance floor. lol. He says to this day, he wonders who taught me to do that. lol.
 
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Northern Rancher said:
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Closing border was tough on the girls wardrobe lol.


You got me in trouble NR-- Grandma called to see what I was doing and I told her I was looking at some Canadian wet-T-Shirt pictures :lol:

My grandson loves to run thru the sprinkler in his birthday suit- freedom of movement I guess :roll: Isn't bad out here where there is no one to see him, as long as he doesn't keep doing it when hes home in town...
 

Soapweed

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Northern Rancher said:
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Soapweed does this little piece of heaven look familiar.

It sure does looks familiar. Grant County is our neighbor to the south.

We are in the process of getting some signs made for our county. The wording will be on two boards of three inch thick bridge plank, with native cedar posts for uprights. The top board will say, "Cherry County," and the second board will state--"God's Own Cow Country." Our goal is to have signs completed and erected by early summer at two locations. If they are well accepted, we will put up more next year. There are a total of seven locations that are entrances to Cherry County which are on main oiled highways.

Grant County is top-of-the-line cattle country, and the signs proudly proclaim their "bragging rights". We in Cherry County hope the new signs will also display pride in our cattle-producing way of life.
 

Soapweed

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Northern Rancher said:
Yeah that trip through Nebraska went by too fast-I like that strong grass country.

The Nebraska part of our ranch is fairly decent, but just over the state line into South Dakota some of the pasture is pretty forlorn. Here are a few pictures taken just today, as proof.

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Soapweeds on a South Dakota sandhill
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Not much grass per square yard
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Soapweeds and sandy scenery
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This part of the pasture isn't even worth the price of real estate taxes, but what the heck, it looks good on the ranch map. :wink:
 

the_jersey_lilly_2000

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Ya know soapweed, if ya got rid of what lil grass is there, and also cleared the soapweeds off a that particular spot.....I think it' would look alot like my sand hillls of west texas.
This was our playground growin up. Monahans Sandhills State Park.
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