Recent content by Texan

I thought it was about cheating the appraisal district out of property taxes by pretending to be a cattleman.

Thank your husband for his service, whether active military or contractor. And thank you for the sacrifices you make while doing without him. We need more hobby farmers like you.

Very good post. I think it's about time for you to change your signature.

I think it would be fair if everybody who is against AI makes sure that they never buy a bull that's a product of an artificial breeding. Or anything AI in his pedigree. That sounds fair to me. Stand on that no AI principle. :lol:

Okay, I'll give you a break. Bulls are a pain in the ass and I'm sure I'm the only one that feels that way. You're sure right about the anticipation for the next years calves, though. But I bet the guys that AI share that anticipation with us, don't you think?

I've heard it all now. There's not a bigger pain in the ass that comes with a cow-calf operation than having to put up with bulls. I'd say that anybody that thinks running bulls is enjoyable just hasn't had enough of them yet.

If you ever figure out how to make $400 profit out of a cow, be sure to let the rest of us know, please.

Pink chaps, huh? You and that woman with the bells on might make a cute couple. :lol2:

You didn't know you didn't know that picking an avatar was a decision that requires a lot of thought, did you? :lol:

I bet you don't have bells on when you go vote, do you cowboy? :lol:

Ummmm.....it only helps part of the time. :lol:

If you're really gonna have bells on, it's probably not too hard to figure out how you vote.

That would probably be a safe bet.

Stoney Point Feedyard 5376 FM 545 Melissa, TX 75454 (972) 837-2241 FAX (972) 837-2242 Mark Quinn, DVM Robert Airhart, Mgr. [email protected] Here's a link to the TCFA member directory. Maybe you can find something else of interest. http://www.tcfa.org/Directories/Fdyd.html#s

There used to be a little feedlot north of McKinney, just out of Melissa. Last I heard they had turned it into a growing lot and a vet had bought it, but they might finish some cattle. That's the closest thing I can think of. I'll try to come up with the name for you. I know how to get to...