re: Friday Cookin/Drinkin Thread - angus1838 on 2/15/13 at 6:37 pmHamburgers and drinking coors light. No need for a koozi not planning on them living long enough to get warm. On another note why is it that on the wifes night to cook I get hamburgers :banghead: ...
Are Bear bows still top of the line? - angus1838 on 2/14/13 at 5:44 pmLittle angus has been watching old Fred Bear videos and is convinced he wants a Bear bow. In my youth they were top of the line, and since I haven't bow hunted in a coons age, I humbly ask ya'll if they are still good bows or should we be looking at something else. I want to get him a really nice yo...
re: Urban Chicken Coop - angus1838 on 2/14/13 at 2:52 pmMight not much help but some good info in this [link=(http://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/p/31619896/Chicken-tractor-Built--pics-on-page-2-Where-do-I-get-chickens.aspx)]thread.[/link]. :cheers:...
re: Savage Axis youth .243 - angus1838 on 2/14/13 at 2:26 pmI looked at the savages at christmas for my son who just turned 10. I didn't buy one cause all I could get was a package deal (rifle and scope). The scopes were trash and I didn't want to pay for a scope I would immediatly replace. I wound up getting a ruger american chambered in 308. Like you I wa...
re: Farming Mishaps - angus1838 on 2/13/13 at 5:25 pmYou bastid you jinxed me :spank:
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That and 9 inches of rain in two days
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re: Looking for a couple of bred Hefiers. - angus1838 on 2/13/13 at 11:14 amI went to a sale monday and yesterday. The best deals were actually cow/calf pairs. Pairs were going for the same as a heavy bred cows were ($1100-$1300). If you do not have much experience(many years) I don't reccomend the stockyard. You have about 20 to 30 seconds to check the animal over(feet, ey...
re: Who here has the larges farming operation? - angus1838 on 2/12/13 at 8:40 pmCattle support my farming habit :lol: But seriously peanuts are the money crop here. I make more on peanuts than anything most years. Last year I did better on cotton but lost my arse in soybeans. Cattle are pretty steady drought or no drought you will still have calves. So I guess it's financially m...
re: Who here has the larges farming operation? - angus1838 on 2/12/13 at 4:11 pmI am slowly trying to get out of row crops but this year will probably break down close to
40 acres corn
120 acres peanuts
100 acres cotton
15 acres produce watermelons, cantalopes, tomatoes, some jalapenos and bell peppers, okra and peas. Last year tried pablanos but lost my arse on them.
I ...
re: Looking for a couple of bred Hefiers. - angus1838 on 2/12/13 at 12:10 pm[link=(http://gobrangus.com/search.php)]LINK[/link] I don't know if any of these are close to you but it is a start. Go ahead and join the La. Cattlemans ass. And normally in the back of the magazine you get each month it will have adds for reputable dealers. ...
re: Farming Mishaps - angus1838 on 2/8/13 at 6:00 pmI think anybody who has been in the seat much has had a pucker moment. I lost my dad in a tractor mishap. And like somebody previously posted if you have an older model spend the money and put a rollover bar on it....
re: How many of you guys Hog Hunt with dogs? - angus1838 on 2/7/13 at 11:40 amIt's not as bad as it sounds my ten year lil angus does it. The dogs will pretty much have it penned down. Only injury he got last year was he got nipped by a dog coming in to get a piece of the hog. It is definitely an adrenaline rush...
re: How many of you guys Hog Hunt with dogs? - angus1838 on 2/7/13 at 11:06 am I love it and now that deer season is out we are going to drop the tailgate next week. Dog wise we mostly have plott dogs along with one blue tick and two walker dogs....
re: What type of OB drunk are you? - angus1838 on 2/6/13 at 4:24 pmType b: You can actually tell when I am planting exactly where I started drinking beer. The rows get a little more crooked and I have been known to plow up a row or 2 of peanuts busting the middles :lol:...
re: Case Knives - angus1838 on 2/6/13 at 11:05 amThey are definitely still a great knife. Like mentioned the cv will wear off and start rusting the blade. If you use a pocket knife a much as I do it's nice to have something that a couple swipes on a wet rock and you are back in business. I have never had a SS knife I could say that about. I have t...
re: Polls Closed, Please OG this Ship now. . - angus1838 on 2/1/13 at 2:56 pmThe Green Jeans Woody- Most likely to trespass
Tiger79
The Keith Whitley Woody- The biggest drunk
Bama and Beer
The Benjamin Woody- Most likely to shoot a button buck
DownshiftAndFloorIt
The Yak Woody - Most obnoxious kayak poster
all of them
The Prepper Woody- Most ...
re: beefmaster cattle - angus1838 on 1/28/13 at 8:24 amWell you are certainly qualified to answer :lol: I would like to thank you for the work that ya'll do. Unsung heros in my opinion cause we have made great strides in the cattle industry in recent years and it stems from getting the science to the producers. :cheers:
Diat congrats on the purchase....
re: beefmaster cattle - angus1838 on 1/27/13 at 8:09 pm[quote]l their maintenance requirements will be no more than say angus or brangus[/quote] ok what are your credentials to be able to say this? Are you a cattle rancher student or what. I have owned them and know without a doubt that it takes more to keep one up. And you say pounds is what matters in...
re: Worst Smell You've EVER Smelled? - angus1838 on 1/27/13 at 1:29 pmSummertime a cow had after birth hung up. Took a week.. and half to get it penned up. Reached in and when I got it loose and it came out it was the worst thing I have ever smelled. Washed my hands in gas and diesel and they still stunk...
