Recent content by murphysranch

See that ear? Its about 7-8" long. My friends hubs got a special elk tag, and it took two weeks to find this bull. He saved those hooves, cus one of them has hoof rot. He'll turn them in and get put in a drawing for a special tag again next year. They are trying to track hoof rot.

All the photos were simply stunning!! Thank you!

I've had a few bosses like that. Just wait it out and they get promoted and you don't have to worry about them again.

All iphones come with .heic I hate it so I programmed my phone to only take jpg. Heic is used to severely compress the photos so that one has alot more storage on the phone.

I started laughing at Bay's post and got into a coughing fit!!!! Very very funny!!!!!

Socked in fog this morning. Can't see our lower pasture - errrr tree planting area, since we have no livestock. Man o man, Fuzzi!!!! That is one terrific drop in temps for you this coming Monday

Gorgeous!!!

Fabulous summary that I'm sure will be helpful!

rolls my eyes.... Tell me, how do YOU find these losers/idiots/do nuthin' customers??? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Sheetrock is dang heavy. I used to help hubs many years ago. UGH>

I remember Fiddle Faddle in those boxes!!

One beloved pet leaves and a new life begins in the herd.

I went into the food bank yesterday at 6 a.m. Worked till 12, cus my feet were aching, on the concrete. Anyhoo, it was crazy busy again that morning. Monday morning 50 clients, Tuesday morning 58 clients. The regular Tuesday volunteer staff could barely keep up. I and another gal, who arrived...

You mentioned that the cross braces you use were toenailed in or they were set in (didn't look back on this post). Are they to provide additional shear strength?

I'd like to learn how to shoot something to eat. I've been in many slaughter plants (beef, lamb, hogs, chicken and turkey), where they used a captive bolt or sliced/punctured their necks (many years ago, I might say).