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DJL
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Joined: 15 Feb 2005
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Location: southern Alberta
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| Ah, to be that young again!.........
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Buckerette
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Joined: 31 May 2005
Posts: 200
Location: Colorado
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Buckerette!
You got any single sisters? If you do I think one of them could tame my forever single younger brother!
He is always complaining there are no women that like cattle, horses and dogs. He's wrong, because I got one - but he always says I got the LAST one.
Fine looking dog.
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No, no sisters. 4 brothers and not one of them like cattle (not that that matters for this post, just interesting to me). I know women that like Cowboys but not cattle, horses and/or dogs. It's like the song say "what you goin' to do with a Cowboy when he don't saddle up and ride away." Those girls are easy to find. Wish your brother luck for me, they are out there. I have a friend that will probably be single soon. If something comes up, maybe we can play cupid.
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Buckerette
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Joined: 31 May 2005
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Location: Colorado
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| I doubt it! But that is a nice looking dog. |
I'm assuming the name shorthorn because that's what you run. We had a Shorthorn that we crossed with a brindle bull, the bull calf was (or is) a bucking son of a buck. Pretty too! I never would have geussed she would have such a such a great bucker. She died a year after he was born. Not sure what happened. Went out to check on her and she was dead, heart failure from the autoposy, but she wasn't old and didn't see what caused heart failure. Sad thing.
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shorthorn
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Joined: 28 Aug 2005
Posts: 115
Location: southern indiana
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| We actually run a commercial herd. All colors that you could imagine. But we only run shorthorn bull's. I so love the breed for what it has done for me in the pasture and sale barn that i used the name. I am glad that our calves dont buck thou! lol Hope that your sidekick gets better.
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Buckerette
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Location: Colorado
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