76 Bar
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http://redbluffbullsale.com/dog-results/
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Red Bluff Stock Dog Sale Results
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Dave
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I need to pick up a new cow dog. I don't think I can afford to go to Red Bluff to find it.
callmefence
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Mine got hooked a couple years ago.
Now he just sits in the truck and hopes someone leaves their lunchbox open.
Now he just sits in the truck and hopes someone leaves their lunchbox open.
Boot Jack Bulls
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Yes. Most have competed at various trials too. I follow a group on facebook who are all about this stuff. I can't believe the stuff that goes on. Cheating, name calling, running down other operations, backstabbing. I watch from afar. To me, it rivals some of the stuff I've seen in the show horse world!Bigfoot":1kg7sk2f said:
76 Bar
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Red Bluff Sale home page...hover over videos if you want to watch the three sessions of dogs working.
http://redbluffbullsale.com
For inquiring minds...2018 marked the 77th year of the venue. Began as a western states showcase for Horned Herefords and evolved to include numerous breeds. QH geldings eventually added and ~ 20 yrs ago, the dog sale (primarily BC's and on occasion, some Kelpies). Week long deal, big trade and art show, social events etc. In a nutshell, considered a prestigious event and especially so for high end sellers & buyers on all fronts.
Regarding the dogs, historically & IMNSHO, the vast majority are slash and burn $hit eaters. Pretty good guess most wind up unused chained behind the barn or in the dead pile.
http://redbluffbullsale.com
For inquiring minds...2018 marked the 77th year of the venue. Began as a western states showcase for Horned Herefords and evolved to include numerous breeds. QH geldings eventually added and ~ 20 yrs ago, the dog sale (primarily BC's and on occasion, some Kelpies). Week long deal, big trade and art show, social events etc. In a nutshell, considered a prestigious event and especially so for high end sellers & buyers on all fronts.
Regarding the dogs, historically & IMNSHO, the vast majority are slash and burn $hit eaters. Pretty good guess most wind up unused chained behind the barn or in the dead pile.
76 Bar
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:lol: You're obviously not familiar with the Red Bluff sale mentality aka :bs:
True Grit Farms
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Not familiar with anything and don't want to be familiar with anything in California. The GCA is taking it's annual cattlemen's trip to California this year and so far can't get enough of us signed up to go. We had two bus loads signed up to go to Montana and turned people away. I enjoy living amongst folks that I can relate to.76 Bar":foxy2yfv said:
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That is a very open minded attitude.
I am sure Californians will be very sad you did not visit.
California is number one for visitors in the United States. I am guessing you have never been there.
True Grit Farms
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I had to fly into San Francisco on my way to Alaska, so yes I have been there...and for to long for my liking.Bullitt":2iujzlrd said:
slick4591
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Bullitt":laf08nrv said:
Don't guess they'll miss me, either. I've been to California twice in my life. First to Newport Beach where people looked at me funny because I was wearing jeans, boots and a hat. It was also hard to get waited on to buy a beer. Bunch of snobs! A few years later was San Francisco where I got along with the homeless much better than the locals. Don't ever see a reason to go back.
Dave
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There is a lot of big cattle country in Northern California.
Friend of mine married a guy from California and he is more conservative than I am. He hunts, has cattle, etc. Real nice guy.
76 Bar
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In all regards, CA is an extremely diverse state. Passing judgement based on a brief fly by at acknowledged radical left thinking, non agricultural areas is foolhardy & erroneous.
True Grit Farms
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My buddy Cow Pollinator used to say the same thing when he lived in California. I was making plans to go visit him and see the real California. Problem is he sold out and moved to Oklahoma, and now he won't even go back to the left coast to visit.76 Bar":1k8m65t3 said:
76 Bar
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California typically ranks 4-5th annually in cattle numbers and like all such censuses, includes both beef and dairy. Not making a case one way or the other save to draw attention to the state's significant cattle population. As for the left coast (WA, OR & CA), libertarians &/or genuine conservatives assuredly have a tough row to hoe. Pretty good guess Cow Pollinator and I would agree. All things considered, I wouldn't be surprised if our paths had crossed somewhere along the trail.
