Caustic Burno
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Retired all I can do is post where I used to work. I would have to drive 130 miles to get to work.
Pictures from work
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Dave
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Caustic Burno":r4hhxtq2 said:
You could post a picture of your recliner.
Dave":3orqicaq said:
... so the rest of us can have some thing to look forward to
Caustic Burno
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Just remember not to wish your life away. Every time that first digit changes something quits working like it used to
Clodhopper
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Let's just hope it's the knees and the memory. I'd like to keep everything in between.Caustic Burno":1p13g8x3 said:
callmefence
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3000 feet cleared and laid out for tomorrow.
Who walks up to tell me how I should have done it...Texasbred :mrgreen:
JMJ Farms
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:lol: :clap: Fence, i hope you're putting up barbed wire. If not its gonna be a chore to roll out net wire through that narrow gap. I believe that if I was the customer I'd have taken the opportunity to clean off my new fence row before I put up the fence. But I guess everybody's difference. Do you clean out the fence lines? Or is that up to the customer?
callmefence
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JMJ Farms":2zhoqvem said:
Well clean it slick if they want . depends on what they want to pay for. That s actually a little creek with a bunch of low brush . not to bad. I hacked it out with a chainsaw pretty quick . it not cleaned up good in the pic.
Thought about NEcowboy while I was doing it. ;-)
JMJ Farms
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I've got some rough fence rows but I made myself a promise. Any new fences I put up will have a room for a tractor and bush hogs down both sides. I've cleaned off enough fence rows to last me 5 lifetimes. Hated it when I was a kid and it ain't got no better!
Jogeephus
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JMJ, just keep using lumber and I'll keep thinking highly of you. Got shut off tomorrow because the mills are full so keep using lumber wherever you can because I really need to get this timber out of this inverted hill while its dry enough to cut.
Caustic Burno
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I guess you could say this what my office chair looks like
seat has been occupied off and on since 1977.
seat has been occupied off and on since 1977.
Duramaxgirl
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Awesome photos! This is my man about 5 or so years ago. He used to build pole buildings but now he is in commercial construction. He walks around those buildings when they are nothing but trusses and purlins like a monkey. Crazy!
SJB
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I get to figure out how to make junk like this talk to each other.
skyhightree1
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SJB":td1sjumy said:I get to figure out how to make junk like this talk to each other.
Servers?
Here's a few pics of my "office", I wish I could remember to take pics form time to time, sorry they aren't better:
My family has a cow/calf and yearling operation along with a growyard in California, a cow/calf operation in Nevada and a yearling operation in Wyoming. We also keep some cattle on feed and order buy.
Some steers on native grass on one of the Wyoming ranches.
A few pairs on meadows before weaning in Fall on our Nevada Ranch.
Steers being warmed up in California growyard.
State Highway running through our main Nevada BLM allotment, over 400,000 acres of open range.
Chopping sileage for the California growyard.
I'll post a couple more posts worth.
My family has a cow/calf and yearling operation along with a growyard in California, a cow/calf operation in Nevada and a yearling operation in Wyoming. We also keep some cattle on feed and order buy.
Some steers on native grass on one of the Wyoming ranches.
A few pairs on meadows before weaning in Fall on our Nevada Ranch.
Steers being warmed up in California growyard.
State Highway running through our main Nevada BLM allotment, over 400,000 acres of open range.
Chopping sileage for the California growyard.
I'll post a couple more posts worth.
Big yearlings on California grass before shipping to feed in CO.
Big yearlings on meadows on one of our Wyoming ranches.
View of some of our California country.
A few hundred of the replacement heifers in California
One of the cowboys gathering some replacement heifers on one of the California ranches.
Trailing in pairs to give preweaning shots on a California ranch.
Some of the cowboy crew riding out in the morning.
Creek just outside our front yard on Wyoming ranch.
Feeder cows in growyard.
A couple of the Red Angus sired calves off of first calf heifers. Been AI'ing a certain percentage of the first calf heifers to Red Angus.
talltimber
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js, those pics are wonderful, and the numbers involved are humbling to me.
