“You have breast cancer.”
Nothing is more alarming, frightening, depressing and discouraging than such prognosis from a doctor. Continue reading →
“You have breast cancer.”
Nothing is more alarming, frightening, depressing and discouraging than such prognosis from a doctor. Continue reading →
Trigger won’t be there, but Roy Rogers has come back to life for the Equifest of Kansas.
That’s not a true statement, and even more sadly many of those attending have no idea who Trigger and Roy are. Continue reading →
“That heifer has no maternal instinct, no common sense whatsoever.”
The herdsman made similar comments numerous times during recent calving situations. Continue reading →
“Faster than a blink of the eye and this cowgirl is a champion.”
Hannah Hughes proved she is the best of the best in the American Cowboys Rodeo Association (ACRA). Continue reading →
Growing up with a rope in hand sets the life for a champion cowboy.
“I’ve been competing in rodeos nearly all of my life and rope every day to continue getting better.” Continue reading →
“Everything gets tested when temperatures stay below freezing for more than a week.”
Most all in production agriculture and many urbanites as well have found that to become hauntingly true in recent days. Continue reading →
Frequently somewhat hyper, the buckskin mare Maggie’s tenseness was most apparent with blustery heavy downpour on the indoor arena.
Julie Frank of Rise and Shine Equine LLC at Ottawa had lined up an appointment for Maggie several weeks earlier. Continue reading →
“Six coyotes no more than 30-feet away surrounded the cow with her two-day-old calf at side.”
Fortunately, the varmints didn’t come any closer to the potential breakfast as the ranch manager made his morning herd inspection. There was no loss to the cattle operation this time. Continue reading →
The best Quarter Horses and Quarter Horse riders in the state of Kansas have been announced.
Despite many conflicts and serious concerns due to the coronavirus, six 2020 Kansas Quarter Horse Association events did go on. Continue reading →
“I have too much to do, so the customer will have to wait.”
That comment was heard twice last week sending cringes up the back both times. Continue reading →