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  Unregistered Bull
Choice gleanings from 45-plus years of Unregistered Bull
At least a few West Texas feeder lambs have been sold this year on "sliding scale" basis, thereby fulfilling earlier predictions of several traders who’d been close to sellers of oldcrop fat lambs back in the spring.
  Doc Blakely
Pokin' Fun
The male chauvinist pig is still around, but humor won't let him be much more than a ham. As John Wayne used to say, "A woman's place is in the home, and she ought to go there just as soon as she gets off work."
  Monte Noelke
Shortgrass Country
Herders in the shortgrass country are eager to find new means of making a living. School teaching and schoolbus driving, plus pumping oil wells and guiding hunters, are barely returning enough to support the sheep and cattle business.
  Baxter Black
On The Edge Of Common Sense
It was every cowman’s nightmare. Owen’s ranch in Globe was a long way from the Prescott sale barn. It also involved passing through the "Gates of Hell," as he referred to the booming, seething expanse of asphalt and dragon’s breath others call Phoenix. 
  Lee Pitts
Its The Pitts
Horse and bull auctions are as different as boys and girls. Take the parking lot, for instance: At a horse sale there is one, while at a bull sale it's more apt to be a cow pasture. It's also much harder to find a parking place at a horse sale. The really big difference, though, is in the rigs parked in the parking lot.
  Dale Rollins, Ph.D
Wildlife By Design
One of the most interesting presentations I’ve seen in 20 years of higher education was by a demographer while at Oklahoma State University. A demographer studies population growth. I do not remember his name, but his message had a sobering effect on me. And I do remember one of his quotations: "The future is here today, but we have to learn to see it."
  C.A. Rodenberger, PhD.
The Computer & The Cowboy
I need to reevaluate my reporting of the statistics about the use of computers by farmers and ranchers.

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