Some fun this eveing

[puukkoman]

Wow man, now you and yours are REAL contributers!

I've been thinking about all the unused facilities that I have here on my place. I know that my son's girl friend mentioned that some of the kids live in residential areas and aren't allowed to keep animals like sheep or calves there. I'm wondering if maybe I should offer some space here to one or two of them that want to raise a sheep or calf? Things are just going to waste around here, eight pipe corrals and a seven stall barn with runs out of each stall are just sitting here empty growing a fine crop of weeds. In fact, I just hired a young man to clean up around here for me so it wouldn't look so much like a wilderness. I wouldn't want to fill the place up, but one or two wouldn't be bad, plus it might help me keep some of the weeds down!

That's a great idea, Plumber! And you're right, with some activity going on, and some animals to munch on the vegetation, your weeds will be easier to keep at bay. :thumbup:

 

[338375]

And a big hearty belch after the meal really let them know. Well, that's considered polite in some cultures. :thumbup:

Absolutely

 

[exiled13]

Oh yea brother it will help them out. We don't have that problem around here because we all have land but man that would be so awesome if you could do that. I'm going to warn you though if you have never have experienced it before. When you get involved w/ kids and life stock get ready for the wet works. I've shed a few tears over the yrs watching my kids handle calves. Its so heart warming.
We're not all that. We're in the club so we benefit also. My 2 oldest raise 10 calves a year. They decided on their own to donate 2 a piece. We have so much fun. Our cookout is on 4th of july and get our vets. Out there and just have a blast. Since the kids clean the fairgrounds and parks. The county let's us use the fairgrounds for free. Dude get in volved you'll never regret it.

 

[johnny twoshoes]

This has been a great read, just another Buck guy affecting his community with the donation of a couple good knives. I'm glad to hear that they all sold for a good price, I can't see any regret in the purchase of these knives. You are the Man Dave, congrats and may God bless you for this giving.