Brome hay was about 60-70% of normal. March was too dry April was too cool for it.

A 1988 vehicle qualifies for an antique tag in Kansas 😳

Thread needs less gay pride. @Adolph Coors seen't it first via snapperchat

Ricky Thenarse

Was it a prairie rattler? They're not native to Northeast Kansas, but we've had 2 in my life time close to my parents house which right near a UP railroad line. They've been known to slither up on rail cars as trains are parked in the sandhills/Wyoming and then end up here when trains are...

@slattimer got a nader heading your way?

If the board isn't a train wreck Monday I'd strongly suggest you get em locked in. I got the spring calves locked in a month ago, I'd have done next year's fall calf crop if I could go that far out.

I almost asked a real dumb question as to where, then I saw your username

Starting to think we may have found the top boys

Charlie McBride in his prime, with a month to prepare for a mediocre Michigan offense. Michigan would have struggled to score 10 points, if they did it's because woodson broke one loose on a return.

Was just up by Beaver crossing looking at some fall breds, lots of rural places there just now getting power back after last Wednesday's winter shitticane

Saw some pretty wild prices in Manhattan today. Same man had a load of 660 pound steers bring 3.57. Id say you did very well selling! It's fun to be selling calves right now. I picked up 2 6 year old 4 month bred cows today for 2050 a head. I wish me and my partner had a little more...

Im betting they sold extremely well? I sold last Friday and 3 weeks prior. Averaged just under $2100 a head on heavy 5 weight steers that I bought as little heavy 3 weights out of Crawford back in early November. The home raised fall calves averaged out just under $1800 a head , pretty damn...

Haven't posted any cattle porn here in awhile