The Round Corral
Well, the rain held off for the #5 Class this saturday at Buckhorn Ranch for the May 19th, Penning. Being outside was great, little windy and the cool night air, reminded us it was not quite summer yet. Looking at the Stats below the large outdoor arena, didnt slow our members down, with a 27.12 secs run in the #16 class.
#16 Class - 37 Teams - 12 Incentive
Fast Time #16 3 Head
Debra Lyons, Gary Booth, Wayne Seller - 2nd Go 27.12
Sorting - 41 Teams - 19 Incentive
Fast Time Sorting
Jami McNish, Becca Bendlak - 8 Head 47.70
#11 - 49 Teams
Fast Time #11 3 Head
John Smith, Levi McClelland, Tori Hemphill - 1st Go 28.36
#9 - 43 Teams
Fast Time #9 3 Head
Denny Hogg, Kathy Hogg, Dave Simmons - 2nd Go 28.98
#5 - 32 Teams
Fast Time #5 3 Head
Cody Hilliard, Levi McClelland, Terry Sellers 31.37
Total Payback - $4004.50
Winner of 3/17/07 Sponsor Awards
#11 - 3 head class
2nd place team of: Rick Blakeslee, Kim Blakeslee and Gary Booth - Winner of the Coolers
4th place team of: Duane Doyle, Larry Kroh & Dee Kroh won the Buckets and Fly Spray
Winner of 4/21/07 Sponsor Awards
# 5 - 3 Head Class
5th place Team of: Amanda Dillaman, Josh Dillaman & Levi McClelland won the Coolers.
2nd place Team of: Ron Garner, Dave Simmons, & Terry Sellers won the Buckets with fly spray.
The Cowboy Philosopher
AAHHHHH! The Outhouse, or as we call it the Port-a-potty.
Way out west you will find many things that are different and strange, one of the little things that you will miss the most is indoor facilities, the little house inside the big house, with the thunder mug, the throne. Where it is warm and comfortable, a indoor reading room, a place to find respite, along with just your favorite book. Out here we have a little house with a half moon cut in the window in the door, that in the summer smells bad and in the winter, you freeze your little back side off. So you learn not to linger and read and turn this little house into a reading room, that is unless it’s spring time, and you have found a nice warm breezy morning to read a good book. Just leave that door open, let the warm sunshine wash over you and enjoy the spring morning breeze blowing across your nekked back side.
Now that you have seen what this little shack, out behind the big shack looks like, you will know, when visiting those western homesteads, what the little house with the half moon is for. Remember, bring your own paper, called mountain money by the locals, for most of the soft pages from the Sears Catalogue will have already been used, and, remember, don’t use the color pages, for the ink does come off and it is very hard to remove, besides just try explaining those marks to your spouse.
