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    Stressed-Out Cowboy When:

    This came to me via BEEF Cow-calf Weekly


    You Know You're A Stressed-Out Cowboy When:

    * You start talking to your dog in the front seat -- asking for advice.
    * Somebody mentions drinking from the bottle -- you think of Maalox.
    * You wake up at 3 a.m. and wonder if you have time to brew a cup of coffee before getting started.
    * You have an attack of road rage, between your house and the barn.
    * Your favorite horse starts to act like a horse with 20 days because you have sent enough mixed signals in the last 15 minutes to undue six years of training.
    * You sit in your favorite recliner for the first time in months, and watch TV for a couple of hours -- too tired to get up and turn it on.
    * Every calf you see sunning itself is immediately assumed to be dead.
    * You arrive at a social event and elect to sit in the driveway until the market report is over, even though you don't have any fats to market for 60 days.
    * You entertain thoughts of a total dispersion and doubling your herd size at the very same time.
    * Your wife suggests you take up chewing again, after persistently asking you to stop for 15 years prior to you finally quitting.
    * You take your wife's advice, buy a can of chew and find out you can't open the darn thing because you no longer have fingernails.
    * You put in a 40-hour week -- every day.
    * You can recall the morning when ol' "810" was born, but have to call your mother to find out when your anniversary is and how long you've been married.
    * You have the local renders phone number on speed dial, and they don't bother to ask for directions when you call.
    * Fill in the blank.

    #2
    Go to Ranchers.net, they have the same thing posted in their bull session. What do they have to be stressed about? anyway it's fightless friday over there, no name-calling etc. those americans seem to be better at writing poems than we are too.

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      #3
      Joe, I'd like to see you over on Ranchers with that same solution, be awesome to see you at it with some of those guys...
      Just not today, it's fightless friday. Hope yer there tommorrow with that statement!

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        #4
        The interesting thing is tho that if the US had a COOL law ***tioning it would take away many of the arguments that R-CALF, NCBA, consumers groups, and Congressmen are making about keeping the border closed. Much of the food safety issue about Canadian meat would be a moot point. The consumers would have a choice and the decision would be left to them to decide the safety of Canadian product.

        Personally I believe that if there was a COOL law much of the opposition to the border opening would have disappeared and the border would be open.

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          #5
          Supposed to be the ideal "spring skiing" conditions. Fresh snow today and low double digits for the weekend. At least that's what I heard 5 minuits ago, this is Alberta, weather changes once a minute! Wind is cold tonight but supposed to warm for the weekend, hope you have a good trip! If you need to borrow my computer and "catch up" esp. at ranchers, let me know! I'm an hour north of Calgary in Olds. Stop in and see Randy on the way, he's right on the highway!

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            #6
            avalanche warnings for Kananasksis, but as whiteface has said, the weather changes every five minutes in AB.

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              #7
              Whiteface, if I have the time I might just visit. I'll have my cell with me. 519-312-6183

              P.S if you haven't seen my rant on Ranchers yet you should take a look, name on there is Murgen! Top of the page, about ***** footing around. thanks

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                #8
                Good point Willowcreek! And after they implement COOL and we implement testing of all cattle, who's meat will they then choose?

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                  #9
                  I'll pack for warm weather and if it gets cold, I'm stopping at one of your places for a ski jacket, and gloves! I'll buy my own long johns.

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                    #10
                    I have read your threads, Murgan! I wondered if that was you! I just may give you a call on your cell, how busy are you??!! I've got calves comeing like crazy including one out of a heifer that was top of her class at Agribition so I may be a little busy but certainly enjoying some nice weather! Happy skiing!

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