The Forestry Forum

When I said I finally met a FF member, and it was a cousin, not WoodWalker.

Well, here is a picture of WoodWalker and his mill (phone camera, not the best)


He took a push mill and converted to electric set works, but he'll have to tell you about that.

Here is a shot of his guard steer.

He looks like one "HORNY" steer.   :D :D

After all these years, TR, you finally met a Forum member ........ for real  8) 8) 8)

Congrats ;D

Quote from: sprucebunny on May 25, 2006, 04:05:55 PM
After all these years, TR, you finally met a Forum member ........ for real  8) 8) 8)

Congrats ;D

Wells from the photos, I now know why.  TR is obviously more comfortable in the presence of big bull.  Shaking like a leave next to a forum member, steady as a rock next to the cow.

Actually, I fuzzed up the picture for two reasons, didn't know if WoodWalker would want to go public, and second, to make the picture less of a commercial for the mill maker.

Yup, that's my story and I am sticking to it. 8)

Wells from the photos, I now know why.  TR is obviously more comfortable in the presence of big bull.  Shaking like a leave next to a forum member, steady as a rock next to the cow.

Around this place, ya got to be able to handle the bull.  By the way, Jeff, a steer is not a cow, it is a crestfallen bull. :P

Isnt that kinda like saying that a rooster isnt a chicken???  :D :D

Glad you finally got to meet a "for real" FF member.  Nice lookin steer also :)

That is like saying that a rooster isn't a hen.

Will

I get my picture posted on here and all ya'll talk about is the DanG eat the grass and breath good air worthless longhorn steer! Guess I should have posed.

That's not you, it's your cousin.

 :D

Heck the first time I looked at the pictures without my glasses on I thought Don had grown a handlebar moustache. ;D

Judging by the size of those horns they must be loud.

steer sounds (http://www.autospeak.com/grpsndb/beepbeep.wav)

GOSH!

Over here we do things a little differently...

We keep our washing lines in the backyard, up on a stick.

It's pretty ingenious, really, no need whatsoever to attach them to some poor cow's head and have it run around the yard...

This one seems to have lost it's washing.

asy :D

Quote from: Woodwalker on May 25, 2006, 11:11:09 PM
I get my picture posted on here and all ya'll talk about is the DanG eat the grass and breath good air worthless longhorn steer! Guess I should have posed.

The steer is prettier ;D ;D ;D ;D

Anyway you look at it, That's a fine set of horns.  Look good on an Eldorado convertable hood.  Looks even better on the original owner.

Downright good-lookin hide too.  I'd be proud to call him Fido.