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Hanta Yo
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PostPosted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 10:43 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Northern Rancher wrote:
Do you know how to make choclate zuchinni cake Hanta -it's mighty tasty. I had to use that chain halter at the Sheridan County fair a couple weeks back. A girl was having troubles with her steer.


Do you happen to have a recipe?? Please share! I don't, but I'll bet it tastes just as good as the chocolate cake my mom used to make that had Miracle Whip in it, very moist, rich cake!!

We can't thank you enough for sharing with us the chain halter. Works like a charm, without people like you in Ranchers.net, we would still be doing the same old things without the new ideas. Thanks again. Very Happy
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PostPosted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 10:49 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
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Hanta,
Thank you for the info and recipe. I'd wondered if those wall o waters actually were worth the money. Guess I should try some. We have no need of tires for winds as we can almost never even hear the wind chimes we've been given unless there's a storm.

I really do love seeing pictures of gardens like yours with new ideas and will try to save yours in a file to review in the winter planning time. It is very inspiring, more than just reading about someone's garden efforts. My husband is not a gardener and gets a tad edgy when he sees these pictures since he knows he'll be losing more of his lawn to plants! Laughing I don't get "the big lawn thing." To me tiny paths through a jungle of flowers/plants to eat by humans or wildlife is real beauty.

Thanks again. Will you be able to tear yourself away from pickling to come to the Get-together? Sure would like to meet you.


nr,

Looks like "we" may be able to make it, at least for the first day. "We" are whomever wants a ride from Musselshell, MT on. I think sw may be coming along, since he's in this area. Any other takers?? Will be taking Hwy 12 E to Forsyth and then hit the interstate.
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 5:29 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Hanta Yo wrote:


nr,

Looks like "we" may be able to make it, at least for the first day. "We" are whomever wants a ride from Musselshell, MT on. I think sw may be coming along, since he's in this area. Any other takers?? Will be taking Hwy 12 E to Forsyth and then hit the interstate.


Great!! I'll let the restaurant know. The numbers are swelling!
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 8:14 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Hanta the Mrs was just about to your place on July 30 as she drove to Winnett to pick up our son from his combining job. They came home thru Plentywood and Outlook and he ended up with another job to start monday morn so he was only out of work for 1day.. He is working with his uncle on a much better crew.
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 10:19 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Garden update: just planted on this stinky humid day fall snowpeas and beans while hoping they produce before snow flies. It will be interesting to see where they come up since the kitten attacked every hand movement. Very Happy Hope he does as well with the moles. Twisted Evil
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 10:43 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Big Muddy rancher wrote:
Hanta the Mrs was just about to your place on July 30 as she drove to Winnett to pick up our son from his combining job. They came home thru Plentywood and Outlook and he ended up with another job to start monday morn so he was only out of work for 1day.. He is working with his uncle on a much better crew.


Too bad I didn't know, coulda done lunch Wink . Did your son do any work for Weavers?
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 10, 2005 10:49 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
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Garden update: just planted on this stinky humid day fall snowpeas and beans while hoping they produce before snow flies. It will be interesting to see where they come up since the kitten attacked every hand movement. Very Happy Hope he does as well with the moles. Twisted Evil


nr,

You are so lucky you can extend your "crop" into fall. We start plants as early as possible, use wall 'o waters when we put them out, pray for no hail (which we got and set everything back a bit this spring), and hope it doesn't freeze until October. After the kitten, how do the back of your hands look like? Raw hamburger? Shocked I, too, hope he helps with the moles. Our kitties are all grown up and every morning when I feed them I see several "gifts" (dead mice) placed strategically so I can't miss seeing them. Since I don't know which or how many cats do this, guess I have to keep 'em all! Wink Wink
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PostPosted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 5:42 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Hanta Yo wrote:
nr wrote:
Garden update: just planted on this stinky humid day fall snowpeas and beans while hoping they produce before snow flies. It will be interesting to see where they come up since the kitten attacked every hand movement. Very Happy Hope he does as well with the moles. Twisted Evil


nr,

You are so lucky you can extend your "crop" into fall. We start plants as early as possible, use wall 'o waters when we put them out, pray for no hail (which we got and set everything back a bit this spring), and hope it doesn't freeze until October. After the kitten, how do the back of your hands look like? Raw hamburger? Shocked I, too, hope he helps with the moles. Our kitties are all grown up and every morning when I feed them I see several "gifts" (dead mice) placed strategically so I can't miss seeing them. Since I don't know which or how many cats do this, guess I have to keep 'em all! Wink Wink


Hanta,
This Fall I hope to cover some of the crops with a plastic tunnel to see how long they'll keep producing. Haven't gone the cold-frame route.

The kitten scratches and bites viciously get hands, ankles and sometimes leaps on my back. I've never seen an animal able to jump so high from a standstill. He would have made an awesome cougar! Then other times he loves to purr and be babied and petted. Rolling Eyes
That's funny how cats leave "gifts". Guess they know which hand is feeding them! How many do you you have? (cats not mice Very Happy )
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PostPosted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 7:53 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
We have 4 outdoor cats, they are getting on in age. We used to have six but 1 got killed and the other just 'left' (the deserter anyway!!). I got them all fixed so we don't have millions of kittens around, dying of distemper and other wonderful illnesses because a person can't keep up with them, especially if they are wild. Just have to wait til these guys go to kitty heaven before I bring any new ones in, mostly because of pecking order and some kitties just can't cut the pecking order thing so they leave.
Good luck with your garden!!
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PostPosted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 9:18 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Hanta it was Weller at Winntt that my son was combining for but he was working for a Canadian crew. He is now working at Outlook MT with his uncle. A big farm and the job should last for 6 weeks so he will be looking for something else. He has been wanting to get his Truck license so that my come and of course he is talking oil rigs for the big money.
Hope to see you in Deadwood, If you find sw hitching along the highway you better drag him along. Anybody else you can find as well.. BMR
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 6:32 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Thanks for the reply, BMR, I was just curious. Hope your son makes the rigs!! sw should be thumbing around Ingomar, he likes to hang out in the Jersey Lilly Wink Wink
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 9:25 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
So those from Winnet area does Dave Kahnke still run the bar there?Big guy from Mn..
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