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Flime ties.

It's been referred to as "bob-wire," but maybe this particular fence is made from "bobbitt-wire." :cboy: Y'all do remember Lorena, right?

BIRTHDAY BUST By Steve Moreland, April 20, 2019 The year was 1980, and the day was November 8th. It was my 29th birthday. Carol and I were ranching on our first “Spearhead Ranch,” which was located 20 miles south of Merriman, Nebraska. My folks ranched eight miles northeast of Merriman, and...

That was a blast from the past. :cboy:

If a rabbit musher had all of them hooked up to a sled, think how fast they could get through the Iditarod. That was some impressive video footage. Wonder where this was filmed?

Tracy Hunt gave this presentation in Valentine last Thursday evening, February 7th, 2019. It is really eye-opening information of which we all need to be extremely aware. We can't let our guard down.

Does anyone have any thoughts on the Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef? I think it's a scary proposition. Listen to some of Dr. Jason Clay's ideas on life. He is with the WWF (World Wildlife Fund), which seems to be tied in with the GRSB. His philosophy is quite scary also...

MEMORIES OF THE MARTIN LIVESTOCK AUCTION By Steve Moreland, January 24, 2019 As of January 2019, the sale barn in Martin, South Dakota has changed hands. I wish the new owners well, and hope their step-of-faith carries on to be very successful for them, and that this livestock auction is a...

I'd just take the cat along, then turn it loose so the cows would follow it away from the tractor. :cboy:

UTILIZING THE SERVICES OF A COW CAT By Steve Moreland, January 22, 2019 A fun event to attend each year is Jake Clark’s Mule Days in Ralston, Wyoming. It is a several day extravaganza of mule-related events culminating with an auction of some of the premier saddle mules to be found anywhere...

We also give an annual Blackleg shot to our cows. This has nearly eliminated our old Purple Gut problem with month-old calves.

Boys and toys Fellows and phones Snack time Will and Bryce Brock Carol Future cowpoke His brother And their father Sister Sybil watching the gate so I can pair out heifer calves and their mothers The lay of the land Putting the steer calves and their mothers onto a meadow...

Yes, as of last summer. We like it real well.

No, they will just be separate all summer so they can be preconditioned first, and be managed better to sell in the fall.

Sorting cows away from calves Cows to the right, calves to the left The generator is smoking a little, but we have extra oil. Branding in progress Cows waiting to be joined with their calves The gate in front of the calf table allows heifers to be held back and steer calves to go out...

Carnation Milk is the best in the land; Here I sit with a can in my hand— No tits to pull, no hay to pitch, Just punch a hole in the son of a bi-ch.

Too bad videos weren't in vogue back then. :-)

MILK COW MEMORIES By Steve Moreland, April 18, 2018 Recently Dave Burgess wrote some of his milk cow memories. His stories have inspired me to recall a few of my own. The first milk cow I remember on my dad’s ranch was a golden colored cow by the name of Genevieve. Dad bought the cow from...

:cboy: Bump.

That's a pretty apt saying, leanin' H. Kind of along the lines of "it's better to love a short girl than to never have loved a tall."