Camps

dun":1q4ur2l1 said:
Plans and goals are necessary, but you can spend too much time analyzing. I've always been a jump in and get started. Studying on things too long can eventually make the studying and planning a move can sometimes become the mission without ever really accomplishing anything other then studying and planning.
We call it paralysis by analysis.

My over planning has been more a factor of my start date being out there, and trying to fill the time.
 
dun":1sff57ih said:
Plans and goals are necessary, but you can spend too much time analyzing. I've always been a jump in and get started. Studying on things too long can eventually make the studying and planning a move can sometimes become the mission without ever really accomplishing anything other then studying and planning.

I'm one of those types that can't leave good enough alone. I'm always trying something else or modifying something to see if I can get better, bigger or faster. Seems like I waste my time and money, but at least I stay busy.
 
highgrit":1pk31wka said:
dun":1pk31wka said:
Plans and goals are necessary, but you can spend too much time analyzing. I've always been a jump in and get started. Studying on things too long can eventually make the studying and planning a move can sometimes become the mission without ever really accomplishing anything other then studying and planning.

I'm one of those types that can't leave good enough alone. I'm always trying something else or modifying something to see if I can get better, bigger or faster. Seems like I waste my time and money, but at least I stay busy.
I try different hings too, at least I then know what worked and what didn;t (for me).
 
HDRider":1ni6agep said:
SJB":1ni6agep said:
I'm in the same boat. I figure I'm three years before I buy the first animal. There sure is a lot of good information on here, and a bunch of you have gone out of your way to answer what I'm sure are my same old questions.
What are you thinking of doing?

i've bought a farm. in the next two years, i'll be building a home there. i have two kids. i want to leg into the beef cattle business in a way that will be fun, and help teach my kids life lessons. one of those lessons should be how to make a dollar, as well as all the others that everybody thinks of.

like you, i'm still researching "camps" to see which ones might best fit my lifestyle, wallet, land, etc.
 
dun":2immr3c7 said:
highgrit":2immr3c7 said:
dun":2immr3c7 said:
Plans and goals are necessary, but you can spend too much time analyzing. I've always been a jump in and get started. Studying on things too long can eventually make the studying and planning a move can sometimes become the mission without ever really accomplishing anything other then studying and planning.

I'm one of those types that can't leave good enough alone. I'm always trying something else or modifying something to see if I can get better, bigger or faster. Seems like I waste my time and money, but at least I stay busy.
I try different hings too, at least I then know what worked and what didn;t (for me).

Now I'm a little depressed. I would of thought by now you'd of seen and dun most of it by now.
 
highgrit":xb06l66h said:
Now I'm a little depressed. I would of thought by now you'd of seen and dun most of it by now.
I may have but don;t remember
 
HDRider":3v4n5k61 said:
dun":3v4n5k61 said:
Plans and goals are necessary, but you can spend too much time analyzing. I've always been a jump in and get started. Studying on things too long can eventually make the studying and planning a move can sometimes become the mission without ever really accomplishing anything other then studying and planning.
We call it paralysis by analysis.

great way to phrase it.
 
Any young, attractive ladies with a good head on their shoulders that are looking to get into farming I have one move in ready - already up and running! Comes with quite a bit of land, a bunch of cows, buildings, equipment.. Everything you need to operate...

Only catch is.. I'm staying... I mean add that to the Plus side! :lol: :tiphat:
 
Supa Dexta":14al6su1 said:
Any young, attractive ladies with a good head on their shoulders that are looking to get into farming I have one move in ready - already up and running! Comes with quite a bit of land, a bunch of cows, buildings, equipment.. Everything you need to operate...

Only catch is.. I'm staying... I mean add that to the Plus side! :lol: :tiphat:
http://www.farmersonly.com/

Here you go. Let us know how it works out...
 
Supa Dexta":qa8yt79u said:
Any young, attractive ladies with a good head on their shoulders that are looking to get into farming I have one move in ready - already up and running! Comes with quite a bit of land, a bunch of cows, buildings, equipment.. Everything you need to operate...

Only catch is.. I'm staying... I mean add that to the Plus side! :lol: :tiphat:
Aren't these young ladies required to have a boat? And I think they should provide a picture of said boat for your approval.
 
highgrit":6b5c3vgg said:
dun":6b5c3vgg said:
Plans and goals are necessary, but you can spend too much time analyzing. I've always been a jump in and get started. Studying on things too long can eventually make the studying and planning a move can sometimes become the mission without ever really accomplishing anything other then studying and planning.

I'm one of those types that can't leave good enough alone. I'm always trying something else or modifying something to see if I can get better, bigger or faster. Seems like I waste my time and money, but at least I stay busy.

Being afflicted with OCD and ADD everything has to be perfect on my place.....at least for a minute or so.
 

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