Search results

Funny, my cows eat grass off the ground. Not sure about that break behind the shoulder thing there! Might break behind the shoulder because they are long spined.

Yeah, RW! Those were the days of taking 4-6 at one time to tie outs or else make several trips. Don't get to thinking you are the only old schooler on here now. I will never forget sleeping in the barns yet in KC. I would always pick where the big heifers were. Always warmer and lesser pee...

AND, isn't it funny that these guys are busy with something or talking on their phone or lining up the next victom to help with group classes (a breeding cattle thing) but they are all the suddlen freed up when you ask them if they would like in the pic at the backdrop!

RW, you have it going on! Back when I was on the road all the time. (Whew, glad those days are over kinda!) It was a lot different than it is now a day. For myself, some of these guys ya' hire to fit on show day seem to think they can get it all done in just that time when they drop their...

Tell the kids there is a nice musuem and all in Wamego, KS all about the Wizard of Oz. Well worth it for them and adults alike and not that all far from the Cuba area. (clapping)

All I know is when you bite the bullet to build. Decide on how big you want it and then just go ahead right then and there and double the size. LOL, I work out of two simply because I made the same mistake twice. Jezzz, you would think I would have learned the first time around. <beer>

This will be a little off what this thread was started out to be but to the guys that posted that they are one of the 5 guys at the chute and the way I read it you have made it to the top of the game. Let me tell ya'. I have been one of those 5 guys. It was fun and great at the time but if you...

Not sure which Lowline guy (we are everywhere) you are looking for but we are breeding some of them. BTW, Champion % female at the Jr Nationals and Outstanding Jr Award. Zack Langley, your the man! Anyway, if you have some questions, feel free to shoot them out here and we will help as much as...

kwl, I am also interested in what dosage you are feeding per day of grow and shine, Thanks

Hire Howard Feldman in from Kansas or just leave them undone. <beer>

Yeah, but get a bigger one cause you will always want to plug in a butt fan, clippers and all that at one point or another, PLUS, when you get the good ole' ice storm and out of power at the house or barn it will in the middle of calving or they will be worried about the meat in the freezer. <beer>

I remember as a kid, and that has been some time ago now that Grandpa would get them in the chute and throw a hand full of rock salt into their eye and that was it. I believe the reasoning behind this was that it would irriate the eye enough and it would tear all of it out and hurt so much that...

Condradulations to all three boys. More so for yours! It's a killer being on the fence huh DAD! <beer>

It's me again. Thought I better clearify my statement about what we have to offer "will show".  They will all show if you can get a halter on them but I mean these will be very competive given that they are taken care of properly. Not just the run of the mill Lowlines! (clapping)

I am with Matt on this as to what you are looking for but we can help if we don't have what you are looking for. There is an excellent April heifer calf here as is there a May that is flat good. Both will show! Also Brandon has a Feb. heifer calf that is good too. Also Spring born yearlings...

A big right on the help thing being around and well said. PLUS a couple cans of patience helps too! <beer>

Ok guys and gals! This is not what you all want to hear I am sure but it is the plain ole fact. I know you all want to keep them in the dark, cooler if possible but plain ole sunshine will help with a lot of your ringworm problem. Bet some of the vets that are on here can now jump in and say I...

Sounds to me like the parents might miss the fun, friends and education as much as the kid. It is something isn't it! Be patience, there will be grandbabies before to awful long. Thing there, when you get done spoiling them you can send them home.

There you go there cowboy! Why stop now? Those two older ones are growing like weeds it looks like. Congrads -  And the cold ones part of the story didn't come out yet. Now they were really thinking! <beer>

I'll be the first to congradulate Ron and Tina on their new one. Sounds like it is something that Ron should tell you about himself when he gets them home. Go ahead Ron!