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deergirl
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 Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 12:01 pm Post subject: Cook or any other Ranch JOb |
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Hello Everyone-
I am a smart, physically healthy, strong woman from New England looking to work on a ranch. I like to cook, very much and thought that might be the best place to start. I figure it would probably be some of the hardest work I have ever done-but that hasn't sacred me any in the past.
Someone told me there were people up in Canada, looking for cooks?
At this time-I'm open to whatever is available-I don't have a big ego-just a great love for the outdoors and an eagerness to learn.
Any suggestions, I would be most grateful to hear from you.
I have my own transportation and this is an earnest request.
Thank you all.
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katrina
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Joined: 14 Feb 2005
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Location: East north east of Soapweed
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| Do you do windows???
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Northern Rancher
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Location: saskatchewan
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| Look on westernproducer.com for canadian jobs.
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Murgen
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Location: Ontario
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Northern Rancher
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Location: saskatchewan
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Red Barn Angus
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Location: Eastern KS
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| Ever thought about a smaller cow-calf operation in Kansas?
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Murgen
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Location: Ontario
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Mike
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Location: Montgomery, Al
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Murgen
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If you do have a fishing boat, don't be tempted by Mike, he's got alligators, he's trying to tame, and put an ID tag in!
Deergirl, do you hunt? How bout a hunting camp. I know it would be seasonal, but it's a start!
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deergirl
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Joined: 20 Sep 2005
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| Posted: Tue Sep 20, 2005 4:17 pm Post subject: cook and or other ranch jobs |
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Hey gang-thanks much for the leads and the good humor!!
Again- I'm not sure if this is how one replies on this here forum.
I will give the small cow calf farm in KS some thought and email you for more info.
Not a hunter, sorry.
You all sure are putting a big smile on my face-thanks much and I am really serious about working.
Okay-I'm back on the road for today-in a very pretty little town, Buffalo,WY.
"West is best!" for sure.
Thanks much,
Deergirl
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Red Barn Angus
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| Hey Deergirl, Don't discount Kansas....the Flint Hills are as good a grazing country as there is anywhere and the winters are not quite so cold as further north. Sure beats the heck out of eartagging alligators!!
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Mike
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Location: Montgomery, Al
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