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  Unregistered Bull
Choice gleanings from 45-plus years of Unregistered Bull
People who make a career of feeding a bunch of statistics through a calculator and coming up with predictions of things to come — such people have encouraging words for livestock producers.
  Doc Blakely
Pokin' Fun
Actual names are not being used in this factual account in order to protect the guilty. This is the story of a real wild goose chase. It seems that four fellows have been meeting for years during goose hunting season, supposedly to hunt the honkers in the famous Lissie Prairie rice fields of Texas.
  Monte Noelke
Shortgrass Country
On the Colorado part of the trip, we reached the gate to Mesa Verde National Park moments before opening time. The ranger held us up for two minutes to pass. I‘d raced to be early to beat the Winnebago caravans climbing the lofty roads. Causes dizzy spells to follow along behind a mishmash of bumper stickers plastered on the back of a bus, especially if a wheel on an upside-down bicycle is spinning on a bumper rack.
  Baxter Black
On The Edge Of Common Sense
At the convenience store I poured a 12-ounce styrofoam cup half full of coffee. Then I put it under the cappuccino chemical flavor dispenser and dribbled in French magnesium vanilla, hot cobalt chocolate and hazelnut ammonium hydroxide. Then I took two each of the pasteurized artificially flavored synthetic Irish creme, amaretto chloride and mentholated mint in their peel, spill and drip sealed thimble cups and tried to splash their contents in the ever-filling 12-ounce cup.
  Linda Mussehl
As I See It ...
Sometimes I just hate it when I'm right. Several weeks ago we saw on the news that humanitarian food drops would accompany the bombing of Afghanistan. They showed the yellow packets that were to drop from the sky upon the hungry people of Afghanistan.
  Lee Pitts
Its The Pitts
In trying to educate little kids about bovines, I've been asked some interesting questions through the years. Perhaps the most thought-provoking query came from a cute little five year-old girl who wanted to know if cows celebrate holidays? What a silly question; of course they do.
  Charles Rodenberger
The Computer& The Cowboy
One of the amazing things that can be done with computers is that you can talk to one and have your words printed on the screen. Rush Limbaugh has lost his hearing and his talk show requires that he know what a caller is saying. He is using voice recognition software to see what is being said. That is why there is a hesitation before he answers. He has to read the screen.
D'Ann Ducote
Palabras
Appearances…
In one of Louis L’Amour’s novels the author comments that there is an appearance of strength, but it is not always the reality of strength. That observation pushed me to think about other qualities that are, for some, appearances and not realities.
Dale Rollins, Ph. D.
Wildlife By Design
This past Sunday marked my first ever "Daddy-Daughter" quail hunt. But I dare say it won't be the last. Over the years, I've chronicled my son Travis' ontogeny, especially as it relates to lessons learned while afield. But I confess I've been a poor outdoor mentor for my daughter Krissa. And now here she is, a senior in high school. Before much longer, she'll be "gone." I've got some catching up to do.

 
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