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Im not for sure on the year to date but they did say on the news today that this is the wettest September on record

That fairly dry nice weather is drowning along with about 40 acres of hay that you could waterski on. Good thing I should already have enough to make it through winter.

I have a really nice Broadway heifer bred to Cowboy Up thats due to calve in the spring. I hope it doesnt turn out to be a trainwreck

Im the user that Ron is talking about and I can vouch for his cattle. The registered cattle that I have run side by side with commercial cattle and are expected to hold their own just the same. Ive been through a lot of cattle in order to find ones that can raise a calf, breed back on time...

:bday: Happy Birthday Ron!

When you get finished mowing there you can come around the road a few miles and I'll let you mow some strip mines that will make you pucker! :lol:

Thanks for the birthday wishes.

Lexingtons sale days are Monday and Tuesday each week

Happy Birthday!!!!!!!!

The new Lexington stockyard will be open on September 11. That should be within 25 miles or so of you. It is a brand new state of the art facility.

Remedy Ultra will work really well also. Its best to spray it about mid to late June around here. I wiped out about 50 acres of it on an old strip mine a few years ago.

Thanks for the birthday wishes. We were fortunate and didn't catch the worst of the storms. The lightning was terrible but we avoided the flash flooding and the high winds for the most part

That bull needed to be gone yesterday. Neighbor here had a 3.5 year old bull that he raised on a bottle. 2 weeks ago today he never came home from feeding. His girlfriend and a neighbor went looking for him and instead found a bull that had gone mad. They were able to escape injury but...

That buck has been pretty popular as a roadkill! lol There have been quite a few magazine articles done on the deer as well.

Expensive Hobby The buck that you posted is not road kill. That buck was killed in 2006 by an Amish man named Dan Miller in the Pennyrile State Forest. The picture you posted is actually on Awesome Antlers. If you google Amish Pennyrile buck it will give you plenty of stories and pictures of...