One out of three won't cut it. All I've got is the time. Don't have much ambition, that's why I've decided to go into politics. I was thinking of starting out at a lower level, dog catcher or something, but got to noticing there were always some top notch candidates there so that's why I got to thinking of running for the top job, lack of competant opponants. -- RODEO RAMBLINGS

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Date Posted: 21:36:13 09/04/07 Tue
Author: Hap
Subject: One out of three won't cut it. All I've got is the time. Don't have much ambition, that's why I've decided to go into politics. I was thinking of starting out at a lower level, dog catcher or something, but got to noticing there were always some top notch candidates there so that's why I got to thinking of running for the top job, lack of competant opponants.
In reply to: Varmit 's message, "If a person had the time, the land and the ambition, you could work the sales down here and buy plenty of young bulls and I bet a good enough percentage of them would make bucking bulls. At least enough you could make some money.. Some that probably had only seen man for the first time up close when they were gathered and went to the sale barn. But it would be alot of work and not for a slow moving old guy. But years ago this country was full of bucking bulls. I think Mesquite got most of their bulls out of Florida years ago." on 20:55:09 09/04/07 Tue

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Jim Shoulders used to get a bunch in Florida too. NOW you won't believe this. In Chihuahua, Mexico I got to see my old bull, Leroy Brown. Berger owns him now. He is much bigger and fatter now but bucks exactly the same. I sat next to Sevi Toturi before the flight from Houston. Sevi drew the bull and didn't make the 3rd jump. Leroy Brown's 3rd jump either has a turn back or a fake. Sevi was so loose by then he couldn't have made either. Then Leroy runs off. Nobody ever rode him past the 3rd jump unless Leroy got into a wall and couldn't turn the corner. So, I can now say I raised a PBR bull. I won't mention it though when they find out that he only has the 3 jumps before a run off. They are carrying his number as 22 but that's because the can't read his brand which is a Z on each hip. (NT) -- ZD, 12:49:32 09/05/07 Wed

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