Workinonit Farm
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kenny thomas":142kbbob said:All you guys are just trying to find out where cowgirl8 lives. :roll:
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kenny thomas":142kbbob said:All you guys are just trying to find out where cowgirl8 lives. :roll:
CottageFarm":w7ames9u said:Dang Waco, we must have been pretty nearby to you last winter. We were in Falls county til Feb.
We are in Navarro County for now, in between Frost and Dawson. Doing most of our work in the DFW metroplex.
Still shop in Waco or Corsicana for most major stuff. Dawson, Hubbard, and Italy for little stuff. We cover alot of ground I guess.
CottageFarm":a8xrrypr said:Dang Waco, we must have been pretty nearby to you last winter. We were in Falls county til Feb.
We are in Navarro County for now, in between Frost and Dawson. Doing most of our work in the DFW metroplex.
Still shop in Waco or Corsicana for most major stuff. Dawson, Hubbard, and Italy for little stuff. We cover alot of ground I guess.
Everyone in these parts are aware of that. Must have been headed south. A speed trap warning sign is posted on private property coming into town from the other direction.Caustic Burno":150xj7lv said:Only thing about Frost that got frosted is my a$$ by a Barney Fife idiot running a speed trap.
wacocowboy":2ktdsgxi said:CF we migh have to do something about it. All these Texas members we should have a big bbq party. CB there are several towns around here who love them speed traps. If you are ever in Central Texas watch out in Riesel, Lott, Woodway, and Beverly Hills major speed traps with a bunch of sorry cops.
Rodgers used to be bad. Don't know if it still is. The school zone in Rockdale morning and afternoon, I've seen two work that on a regular basis. The 30 mph zone through town at night usually gets you just a warning....but not always. Caldwell has eased up on east 21 so 65 in the 55 isn't uncommon anymore. Funny thing is, these same folks will continue at 65 for miles after it changes to 75. Still can't figure why people speed through small towns but poke along on open highways.wacocowboy":2ry8oe09 said:CF we migh have to do something about it. All these Texas members we should have a big bbq party. CB there are several towns around here who love them speed traps. If you are ever in Central Texas watch out in Riesel, Lott, Woodway, and Beverly Hills major speed traps with a bunch of sorry cops.
CB I think his brother works right down the road in Blooming Grove. HE got me a few years ago.Caustic Burno":3nb2i6ud said:CottageFarm":3nb2i6ud said:Dang Waco, we must have been pretty nearby to you last winter. We were in Falls county til Feb.
We are in Navarro County for now, in between Frost and Dawson. Doing most of our work in the DFW metroplex.
Still shop in Waco or Corsicana for most major stuff. Dawson, Hubbard, and Italy for little stuff. We cover alot of ground I guess.
Only thing about Frost that got frosted is my a$$ by a Barney Fife idiot running a speed trap.
Caustic Burno":1bygisvi said:wacocowboy":1bygisvi said:CF we migh have to do something about it. All these Texas members we should have a big bbq party. CB there are several towns around here who love them speed traps. If you are ever in Central Texas watch out in Riesel, Lott, Woodway, and Beverly Hills major speed traps with a bunch of sorry cops.
Covington used to be real bad as well and there was another little spot Rio something
over in your area as well. Remember it had an air strip behind the local bank.
Oldest son farmed that country with his FIL over in Hill county.
Lot of revenue enhancement took place around there, be 60 mph
going uphill soon as you broke over the hill be 35-40 with Barney.
You would have to grind off the front bumper to break down speed in time.
Don't get me wrong we have ours as well your area just had a better breeding program.
Over our way Corrigan is bad state broke up the party at Zavala and Seven Oaks.
Zavala had a population of about 300 with 30 cops making a living off US 69.
I don't think Seven Oaks had a 100 residents but they were making a good living off of US 59 as well.