What I'm seeing today

[Gale Seddon]

Okey dokey, so we have TWO new picture posters this evening, yes? And we see that they both have dogs.



Congratulations to Isomade Kilmer and Ouachita! Get busy with those cameras guys and start building up those photobucket accounts!

[Ouachita]

Well, I got a new computer and haven't transferred the pics from the old one yet. Coming soon, along with some pics of my cattle (for all the pro's to give opinions on )

Here is a recent one. This was caught out of our pond. We built the pond in 97' (before we built the house )



Good golly miss molly, if this keeps on workin for me, I'm gonna be havin me some fun for awhile Thank ya kindly

[Ouachita]

Must have done something wrong????? Again

Never mind me, I figured it out..... got it fixed

[Isomade]

Nice fish.

[LRTX1]

Well, I got a new computer and haven't transferred the pics from the old one yet. Coming soon, along with some pics of my cattle (for all the pro's to give opinions on )

Here is a recent one. This was caught out of our pond. We built the pond in 97' (before we built the house )


Good golly miss molly, if this keeps on workin for me, I'm gonna be havin me some fun for awhile Thank ya kindly

A mans got to have priorities

[alisonb]

So did you eat that fish Ouachita?

This is white but it is not cotton . Checked the garlic this weekend and decided it had to come out this week before our main seasonal rain starts else it will be a bugger up. It should have stayed in the ground for another couple of weeks but I can't risk it. It is already showing signs of too much water.







They still have to shrink a bit but I'm quite chuffed with the garlic, this is one head. Garlic bread anyone???

[jedstivers]

S S D D

[TexasBred]

reminds me of a freind that took a job as a ranch manager that has several acres in cotton. he said he wore his spurs when he drove the tractor so he would still feel like a cowboy.

We got some of them around here too Cross....'cept that tractor is about as near a thing to a horse as they've ever sat on.

[jedstivers]

Yesterday AC was complaining that his hat got run over and was ruined, (I can't tell that it had a adverse affect on the appearance of it though). If mine gets run over as long as my head's not in it everythings fine. Not all cowboy gear fits with tractors.

[TexasBred]

Must have done something wrong????? Again

Never mind me, I figured it out..... got it fixed

What did those "De-liar" scales come up with on the weight of that fish?

[Ouachita]

alisonb, yes I did eat that fish. I had been trying to stock crappie for 2 years with no luck. I had to many big bass (not a bad problem to have).

[lynnmcmahan]

[quote="alisonb"]So did you eat that fish Ouachita?

This is white but it is not cotton . Checked the garlic this weekend and decided it had to come out this week before our main seasonal rain starts else it will be a bugger up. It should have stayed in the ground for another couple of weeks but I can't risk it. It is already showing signs of too much water.

Looks like you done this before. Is there a big dmand for garlic in Africa? How much do you grow?

[Ouachita]

Must have done something wrong????? Again

Never mind me, I figured it out..... got it fixed

What did those "De-liar" scales come up with on the weight of that fish?

You got one of these high dollar scales too? I know they are not very accurate. The scale read just over 10 pounds. This fish was the largest of 3 whoppers we caught in a one week period in August right after the welcome rain. The other 2 were 9 pounds. Well, that's what the scale said.

[alisonb]

Looks like you done this before. Is there a big dmand for garlic in Africa? How much do you grow?

I've have been planting garlic for the last 5 odd years. Don't plant too much, usually make up about 200 bags for market and anything extra is kept for the following year's planting. There is a huge market for it, especially the Indian market. Was thinking about keeping all as seed this year and not selling any - time will tell.

[plumber_greg]

We got to work for a farmer eariler in the week. We set what is, in my opinion the best concrtet waterer made. Cost is $525. The overflow is only needed if the temps stay at zero for a few days. With temps in the teens, they don't need to be ran. This customer set 4, on gravity pond systems. I also have them on wells, as well as rural water meters. Never had a customer say they didn't like them.
BTW, that's our new to us backhoe. Had it about a month, first time I worked around it as Bruce handles that part of things for me. Traded and got six years newer, its a 2009, and 6,000 hours less, it has 600.