Larry Caldwell
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Baxter Black answered this question on US Farm Report. http://www.agweb.com/usfr/multimedia/baxter_black.aspx
Farm or Ranch??
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crash325
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I didn't name this joint. Bought it sight unseen, had my sister take a look, said if you like it buy it. And it ain't big enough to be a farm or ranch. About the only thing I raise is a little **** now and then. Beer cans don't ever grow and I have a lot of them planted.
Sister & brother in law named it and made me a sign. Guess who it is named after??
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Sister & brother in law named it and made me a sign. Guess who it is named after??
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Egon
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We all know Ranchers wear pull on pointy toed boots. Farmers wear steel toed work boots.
Ranchers are tall and lean with bowed legs. Farmers are sorta pear-shaped with weak legs. Comes from sitting in the cab day after day.
Ranchers wear expensive hats. Farmers usually have a ball cap worn backwards so as the bill don't get in the road when fixing stuff.
Ranchers have stuff fixed. Farmers have to fix stuff themselves.
Ranchers drive nice 4x4 3/4 ton trucks. Farmers drive a chassis and cab 2wd with a wooden box on the back.
Easy to tell if you are a Rancher or a Farmer.:thumbsup:
Ranchers are tall and lean with bowed legs. Farmers are sorta pear-shaped with weak legs. Comes from sitting in the cab day after day.
Ranchers wear expensive hats. Farmers usually have a ball cap worn backwards so as the bill don't get in the road when fixing stuff.
Ranchers have stuff fixed. Farmers have to fix stuff themselves.
Ranchers drive nice 4x4 3/4 ton trucks. Farmers drive a chassis and cab 2wd with a wooden box on the back.
Easy to tell if you are a Rancher or a Farmer.:thumbsup: