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Horse girls

I guess folks can say what they want, but I'll take the jokes for my girls if it grows their confidence.
September 1, 2022
Erica Louder

Before Ronald Reagan graced the White House as our nation's president, he was well known as a Western movie actor, where he learned to ride horses and take on the guise of a cowboy, a persona he kept for the rest of his career.


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The dog days of summer

July 25, 2022
Jacob Geis

They call them the dog days of summer. I always figured it was because a person felt like lying in the shade all day and barking at folks that bothered him, like an old cow dog.


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That’s the life

July 5, 2022
Jim Walker

Some years ago, I was in Dallas for one of the charity events we support, and a guy asked me what I “do.” I gave my usual, “I’m in agriculture,” which always seems to lead to the inquiry of whether we have a ranch and then to the rather personal follow up question of, “How big is it?”


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Unfair blows the wind

May 25, 2022
Jacob Geis
Staring at that wall of billowing, black clouds racing across the prairie makes a grown man shake in his boots. The terror nature unleased on the western Corn Belt in the ides of May unfolded rapidly, leaving a swath of destruction in its wake.
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A trick for breeding season and the ensuing argument

May 11, 2022
Erica Louder
"If guys wanted to tighten up their calving window, it's really an ingenious and not too complicated way to do it," my sister-in-law's father, Dallin, says. We are at my niece's birthday party, and like it does when you get cattle people together, the conversation quickly turns to business.
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Testicles, testosterone and trouble: The joys of checking bulls

April 28, 2022
Jacob Geis
If you’re a cow-calf veterinarian, you spend quite a bit of time becoming closely acquainted with a number of bulls every spring – probably more than you’d care to be.
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What fertilizer shortage?

April 8, 2022
Jim Walker
If you walked across my pastures, you wouldn’t believe there is a fertilizer shortage. Heck, even the smallest cattle yards have a devil of a time getting rid of all the manure our blessed beasts produce.
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How useful is a one-armed veterinarian?

March 29, 2022
Jacob Geis
Well, it finally happened. No, I didn’t win the lottery or draw that elk tag in the Black Hills I’ve coveted for several years. This event was way more likely to occur – “inevitable” is what many have told me. My palpation shoulder gave out, and I needed to have surgery on it.
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You can call yourself a rancher

March 10, 2022
Erica Louder
A few years ago, I started following Courtenay DeHoff (@courtdehoff) on Instagram. She is a mover and shaker in the Western lifestyle industry. She is an influencer in the best possible use of the term.
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I hear it’s cold in South Dakota

February 22, 2022
Jacob Geis
“How’s it going this winter, Jake?” I heard my grandmother from southeast Nebraska ask over the phone. “Oh, it’s not too bad, but it’s been pretty cold,” I replied. Through the speaker her reply came: “Well, what did you expect when you moved to South Dakota?”
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