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Doesn't look bad, highs in the mid to upper 80's with lows around 70. There is a 30% chance of scattered storms Wed-Fri but doesn't look like a washout by any means.

Me too. I ordered from the Iowa store online on Sunday night, had my stuff Wednesday. Have you called them? That really seems odd, I've never had any trouble with them.

I'm a fan of Garmin. I have a Nuvi 200W, can't think of anything I don't like about it. The pre programmed points of interest are really nice when you want to find food/fuel or whatever but don't know what's around. I also like it's size, fits right in the shirt pocket that makes taking it...

I don't have Koontz's new one. You'll have to let me know what you think of it, might have to add it to my list.

John Grisham's new one "The Appeal" came out earlier this year. Very good book, especially if you like his other work.

I assume you're talking the Maine bull KGST Fear This. He's not a carrier for either.

Really like the Sin City calf.  What are your plans for him?

We've had Franklin waterers since I was a kid. Had to replace one last fall so I decided to try one of the poly ones. I love it. I'm in west central Wisconsin where we saw some -30 degree nights and I never had any trouble with it freezing up. I've got cows and youngstock drinking from it and it...

Here in Western Wisconsin we're getting it now. Rain, sleet, wind gusts over 50 mph. If it's not fastened down it's blowing around, it's crazy. We're supposed to get 3-7 inches of snow before it all quits.  I'm so ready for some nice dry weather.

All very good advice above. Agree fully with the feeding. Once you have a good lamb, a good feed program is just as crucial. We've had great luck with Honor Show Lamb feed, it really grows them out nice.

I'm from west central Wisconsin, about 30 miles from the Minnesota border. Showed a lot as a kid, even made the trip to Denver one year with some partnered cattle we had. When my father retired, I didn't want the cows so they went but I bought the farm. Now my kids have showed for the last few...

Chevy Trailblazer

I've currently got a 99 Ford, had a 97 Dodge and a 93 Ford before that. The same plate has been in all three trucks. Don't know why it would be an issue as long as you're bolting the frame when mounting it.

Malinda, Those two posts are right on. I like your way of thinking.

I'm in west central Wisconsin and just bought some 2000lb cornstalk round bales for $25/bale. I thought that was cheap enough.

This year is right up on top for me again. 47 and sunny yesterday, blizzard warning today with temps nosediving.  Can't see 50 yards in front of you right now.  Supposed to be -35 with windchill tonight.

I'm with you Jill. Where I didn't think they needed to know I put NA. Seemed like they were really fishing for lots of numbers.

This year is sticking in my head as the worst one we've had for a while. More snow than we're used to and temps have been crazy. Many more sub zero days than I care to think about and then we all of a sudden go up to 40. It's been hard on the calves in the barn.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to her. Hope she has a speedy recovery.

I like the 2nd one as well. She's got more eye appeal  and rear end than the first one. Thanks.