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I'm sure there's a rancher around that needs some work done. It just depends on what youre willing to do. I volunteered to work for a guy just so I could learn about raising cattle. Worked for 2 yrs with no pay. I had a 40 hr job and 2 little kids. Weather in NE Okla is sometimes brutal. It got -20 in the winter and I had to break ice night and day. 117 degrees in the summer and had to haul hay. At the end of my commitment, the rancher gave me a bull and 4 cows. That started my herd. That was 23 yrs ago and I'm still going strong. Don't give up on finding and don't fall in to the trap of letting uncle Barak supply for your every need.O and I wish I could raise cows and cut hay, Hell I been outta work since January
Oklahoma? Heck - lived in Central Oklahoma for almost a year up around Ponca City ... so uncle Barack isn't your speed :twisted:I'm sure there's a rancher around that needs some work done. It just depends on what youre willing to do. I volunteered to work for a guy just so I could learn about raising cattle. Worked for 2 yrs with no pay. I had a 40 hr job and 2 little kids. Weather in NE Okla is sometimes brutal. It got -20 in the winter and I had to break ice night and day. 117 degrees in the summer and had to haul hay. At the end of my commitment, the rancher gave me a bull and 4 cows. That started my herd. That was 23 yrs ago and I'm still going strong. Don't give up on finding and don't fall in to the trap of letting uncle Barak supply for your every need.
Ponca City is a nice place. A bit flat for me. You know what I'm talking about with the weather then. I like N.E. Olkahoma with all the lakes and hills. Thats what I miss most. Where I live there's rice fields everywhere. I have to go back home at least twice a year just to go walking in the hills and shoot a few rabbits and squrrils. Good luck on getting the land and cattle. just hope you never have to go thru a drought. You ever go to Hallett Speedway?Oklahoma? Heck - lived in Central Oklahoma for almost a year up around Ponca City ... so uncle Barack isn't your speed :twisted:
Wow! 5 head for two years of work? Real nice start! :beer:
gimme about 3 more years and I hope to be on enough land to get into a few Aberdeen steer to fill out.
Man thats aa great story !! we have hay and no cattle, did have long horns but they pop the wire ! now just hay production on our land ! will miss you guys in belton .I'm sure there's a rancher around that needs some work done. It just depends on what youre willing to do. I volunteered to work for a guy just so I could learn about raising cattle. Worked for 2 yrs with no pay. I had a 40 hr job and 2 little kids. Weather in NE Okla is sometimes brutal. It got -20 in the winter and I had to break ice night and day. 117 degrees in the summer and had to haul hay. At the end of my commitment, the rancher gave me a bull and 4 cows. That started my herd. That was 23 yrs ago and I'm still going strong. Don't give up on finding and don't fall in to the trap of letting uncle Barak supply for your every need.
and a 55 gallon drum of BBQ sauce :inlove:Next target: your El Camino with a cow in the bed.
Is it still available, and what's the price? Will be coming to CtC, so would you hold it?What's a fiberglass topper in good shape worth