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Oh, so true. :lol:

I've always wanted to go to one of these competitions but I've never heard of one out on the west coast. Do the Chianinas just flat outpull the other breeds or are there other considerations? It always seemed like a shorter, yet still stocky, breed would have a better advantage.

When I was a kid we always just used a strong stick with fishing line, a hook and something red(usually cellophane) on the hook. Frogs could resist that red floating out there. They'd latch on almost every time.

Anyone have a phone number or email address for an Osage Orange post supplier within a couple hundred miles of Springfield, MO that I could get a quote from? Please PM me. Thanks :)

Small square bales of the size 14"x18"x38"(HxWxL) can be cross stacked to create 112"x38"x38" stacks at 16 bales per stack. 112" is as high as you could go with a 10' ceiling. At those dimensions you could go 4 stacks wide and 15 stacks deep into the barn for a total of 60 stacks at 16 bales...

Actually, according to Einstein, if you were able to achieve the speed of light, you would become pure energy. So you wouldn't exist in your current state anymore. :lol:

We used to have a German Shephard that would walk behind the cow with his mouth gaping open waiting for it to drop and then catch it in mid-air. Nasty.

I always trust that there is someone around in every community that can be trusted to be a smarty about things like someone using the word trust or trusted multiple times in a post wondering why everyone is talking about bull trust in a thread asking for what everyone's most gentle bull was...

Looks like Congress is going to step in as they should. http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stori ... 90620.html http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... s_business http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u ... ing401_xml I'm so sick and tired of the Supreme Court being an policy activist...

Geez, how did this turn into a don't trust any bull thread. No one said you had to trust a bull, it was just asked what was the most gentle bull you've ever had. The most gentle bull we ever had was a hereford. He'd come up to you just to get you to scratch him and you could ride him as well...

Thanks dun! :)

Thanks for all the ideas guys. I'll take a look at these options and see if I can't find something. :)

Hey All, My wife and I are looking to move to Southern Missouri within the next year and although I was the first generation in our family born outside Missouri, I'm not the most familiar with what companies are located in Southern Missouri. I've tried finding job opportunities in Missouri...

Wow, talk about gravedigging.

We've used Queensland Heelers for years and love em.

Buddy of mine just bought the newest crew cab fords and he saying that ford has really improved the turning radius on them. From a recent review:

This is what I use. I have a holster for my saddle and it comes in 30/30 Win. or 35 Rem. Marlin Model 336C - http://www.marlinfirearms.com/firearms/ ... e/336C.htm

Thanks Texan, there seemed to be alot of people jumping on txag's bandwagon so it was basically aimed at anyone on that wagon. I did mean it as a sincere question and I don't feel I was raised to keep my nose out of other people's business any less than Texas folk. And by no means was I...

This is an interesting topic for someone like myself who has grown up with crossbreeds but is now looking to get into starting a registered program. It's defenitely a little disheartening though to see how upset people get at each other over how much of their own money they spend on their...

1. You could always cut them down, drill large, deep holes in the stump and pour salt down the holes. 2. Or if you'd like to get rid of the stumps but don't want to pull them out you could cut down the trees and rent a stump grinder. The stump will be turned into sawdust which will mulch over...