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That was one of the instances.  I have also heard "but Dad, You Tube........" and also "but Dad, Jaimie said" a couple times since we got home. 

I would like to echo what Vanridge has posted.  As well as a parent we spoke to alot of people that I would consider to be a great influence on my kids.  Especially a few young women who my daughters now think are the "coolest" people they know and I am fine with that.  Thanks for taking the...

Thanks to everyone who has offered to help.  We ould still use a couple more people.  I will be contacting everyone by PM to set up the scavenger hunt.  This will not take any effort forom you other than to take a few minute to talk with some young people.  (thumbsup)

From Nov 22-24 Vanridge and I will be at Agribition with our 4-H club.  Who will have cattle there and would be willing to help out with a "scavenger hunt"?  What I would like is to get an interesting fact from each farm that the only way to find out what it is is for the members to talk to...

My wife dragged me to Vegas for 5 days a few years ago.  After day 3 I was ready to head for the airport and go home.  Hope you had a good time JIT>

Thanks for the comments, we think these girls have a lot of potential and are looking forward to seeing them develop.  (thumbsup)

Here are the new arrivals at our place.  These where taken as they came off the trailer on Sunday.  The red is sired by Hatfield Govenor and the red and white is by Ultrawash 30U.  It will exciting to see how they develop.  And the girls are looking forward to using them as their 4-H projects...

A big thank you to Okotoks and Coyote for showing us their cattle.  We had travelled for 9 days and had only seen a couple of Shorthorn cow in the pastures.  I was very happy to get to see so many good cattle and meet such great people.  <party> From Little Up The Creek

It was a good thing we were there on Monday.  I was hopeing to meet you as well but I heard you were a bit " occupied"  (clapping) <party>

I would guess Red.

We use "Dobbin's Delights" apple and oat horse treats.  The calves love them.

Here is a updated picture of the shorty.  He has not been washed or clipped and he is trying to eat "cookies" out of my daughters lips.

I was thinking on the weekend that we should bring this thread back with some new pictures.  I took some pictures on the weekend and will try to get one posted tonight.

I still like to have a hard copy of the catalogue.  My kids and I spend many hours looking through them whether or not we plan on buying anything.

It has been several years since I have had any experience with barley hay.  If my memory is right timing is critical, it is a very small window to make sure the grain is mature enough and before it becomes to course.  It works best if you can grind it.

It looks like it will be a good day for a road trip from Manitoba.  Congradulations to all the consignors, it looks like a fantastic group of bulls.  I am looking forward to a great sale!! <beer>

It would not make a very interesting post if I put up a picture of 3 different straws of semen, but I plan to use 3 bulls this yeaar by AI.  Shadybrook Scotty will be used on the heifers.  The others will get either Wolf Willow Major Leroy 1M or Glenford Gus 4H.

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When I was about 18 I was helping one of our neighbors haul cows to pasture and things were not going well.  He asked me if I knew why there were no cows in the circus.  I said I hadn't thought about it but did not know the answer.  His reply was that quote "they are too f*&%#@$ stupid".  I seem...

I moved a large amount of silage several years ago here in MB.  It is best to move when the weather is cold and it will not re-pack.  Try to only move a 5-6 day supply at a time, it seemed to keep about that long before it spoiled.  Good Luck.