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Year round calving would be to stressful for me..I need afew months to "decompress" before doing it again.. My goal is to suppliment my "real" income, keep the ag-exemption on the place, and show my kiddo (and any other kids whose parents I know) where their food actually comes from.. Oh and...

Echoing others... Most folks have a full time job AND cattle on this board.. As has been said..cattle dont know you have a job..Ive had to run home a time or two due to a cow related problem..or a sheep problem..luckily, my boss is from a ranching family and understands..he even let me bring a...

Ala, a friend of mine shows halter horses..when they are old enough to be ridden, her husband breaks them out and ropes off of them..he says nothing takes a jerk like they do..:) Touch of class was a hell of a mare..Makes me think back on all those awesome horses back when I was younger..Gem...

familar with EXCA..friend of mine is the top woman rider in the assoc.. the extreme races are abit different..as the style on which you execute the obstacle isnt judged..its just if ya did it and you are timed..CTR's arent timed..

Attended this clinic last weekend and boy was it fun! sponsered by NCTHA..National Competitive Trail Horse Assoc. CT is ridden over a marked course/trail..with judges at each obstacle to judge how well the horse and rider negotiate the question...with different divisions based on the horse and...

Nice Mare! you've missed out..Abdullah was one heck of a horse..when I was young..and crazy..and rode event horses..I looked at a son of his as a prospect.. http://www.sporthorse-breeder.com/Stall ... ullah.html

you may have to weigh her down, with those ears, she may fly away..;)

agree..he is a good lookin' fella!

Typicial..we get a break and have loads of green grass..and the damn worms come out..:(

Like these calves! See what you were talking about with my speckeled brangus..if you remember that thread abit of aways back?

IME-Most cattle are happier and you will experience less stress if they are with another of their kind. if your area supports it, get two, and has been said, sell one and butcher one.

Wonder if my husband checks out the board??? that will dictate my answer.. ;-) He gets a bath after he does that..he is the squeakiest clean dog in the county as many baths as he gets..

Id rather have a low BW calf off of a heifer..Im watching the gain. Had one off of a young heifer last year..he's making a trip to town next week..he turned out very good, despite his smaller size when born..

When my bottle calf got ill..and I am talking rack of bones, death's door, all sane people would have given up sick..I dosed her with Corrid, BioSponge, and God..Im having a moment..an antibotic my vet gave me, with raised eyebrows and a headshake..She also got IV fluids..I pulled her outta it...

Good Dog Buddy!!!

Well done! :clap:

Of Fletcher...in photos.. Goin' to get feed..(yes, he rides in the front seat with me) Dropping Hay.. (see my miscalculation on the one light on the tractor??? yeah..I am still nursing the wounds on my rear from that one) Bring the sheep up.. What was that? AHHHH...

Had a squall line come thru early this morning about 4..didnt sound like heavy rain, but Ive got standing water everywhere.. Great timing, we were starting to need it again..pastures are greening up, wheatfields look good..I hope it keeps up.

Godspeed to a good dog.. you know its not just "cute" that God is dog spelled backwards, right? Something real special about these good dogs that share our lives for such a short time.

Andrews, I had a heeler who took a good knock to his head..split his face wide open..much to my husband's insistence HE could stich him up, I drove him to the vet's and they performed surgery to repair his face. They sent me home with one of those collars to keep him from scratching his face...