Technical chit here.

Use what the Creator provides...

👍👍.

How many moo cows get swept away in the river?

Rio’s wets could do it better.

Dave, don't get me started on those cows, damnit!



Gruff, I'm sure....lol

Talk about a nice afternoon. No wind or bugs.

There's a small FS campground in the Blue Mtns in NE Oregon where we stop sometimes. It's very pretty with a zig zag fence along 2 sides of the area. Last time we were there, someone had cut up a section of the fence for firewood. A-holes.

Where do you get rusty baling wire now-a-days?

The horned toad says you should go to Mexico.

Any walleyes in the river Sam?

The fencing crew was using rusty baler wire for line and horny toads for bait trying to catch a walleye.

Got you Sam.

I missed Richard's baseball game last night because I was chasing cows and fixing electric fence.


Lots and lots of black tape was used.

Keeping cows where they belong is a pet peeve.


But things are trying to green up and cows get bored...

That's a real nice way of saying that cows are complete asshòles in the spring.

We are looking really really hard at selling some cows.

Just a few......or all of them probably!

LOL!
(assshole spring cows...)


Cow island.

Nice walleye cheeks.

Around here fencing is pretty important. It'll make your ass go broke too. $90 a roll barb wire $6 a t-post. That ain't counting labor to put it in some of us are getting too old and fat for that s*** too

Wabi.... I am not sure a simpler man than you exist.....

Is that, bad,or, good.

It just is what it it is Richard.

Rejoice in it!

Sam,

y'all didn't have a pallet handy, did you?

Ought to toss one in your rig before you head out every morning.

Just in case.

That's not going to keep the illegal's out Sam..

We had some special kind of custom fencing in Germany from 1961 til 1989:





And that's what's left:

He does!!

Bad or good depends on if you kept those steaks grilled rare or not.
Looks delicious.

Osky

Pretty good Sam. It’d need a a mattress with the stuffing burned off and a couple strategically placed bicycle wheels wired in to fit in on the goat hatchery homesteads around here.