We got grass, but have not had any rain for over a month. So its dry right now. Maybe we all can blame it on Gore........ http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2006-08-09-gore-green

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Date Posted: 06:20:29 08/15/06 Tue
Author: Varmit
Subject: We got grass, but have not had any rain for over a month. So its dry right now. Maybe we all can blame it on Gore........ http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2006-08-09-gore-green_x.htm
In reply to: Varmit 's message, "Yeah, I seen where small calves had taken a jump. but they still not that high down here. More to choose from I guess. I know fat cows have fell off 10 cents a pound down here. Had a guy yesterday tell me just about everybody in North and South Dakota sold off their cows because of the drought. I know in southern Wyoming and northern Colorado, I saw very few cows compared to other years. But with no grass and the cost of hay, most do not have a choice." on 06:11:50 08/15/06 Tue

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It's raining and raining here in southern NM --old timers say it's been since 1941 that we had rains like this. Flooding everywhere. And so now the rains have done what the drought WAS doing. Keeping hay prices sky high. Lots of black ruined alfalfa laying around. Up side is, there will be more pasture so maybe not such a high demand for the hay --except for the usual stable horses and dairys. (NT) -- Julie, 06:24:02 08/16/06 Wed
- So the raindance finally worked. It won't take long for it to dry up and I imagine the cows will be happy for awhile. (NT) -- Varmit, 07:50:47 08/16/06 Wed
  - It's so hot and dry here the cows are walkin' on their hind legs and carrin' a canteen & and umbrella with their front legs. (NT) -- ZD Ranch, 11:35:32 08/16/06 Wed
    - Take some photos of that and video and you'll be rich ZD. (NT) -- Varmit, 18:08:25 08/16/06 Wed
      - Looking at tonights radar ( Wed ) I see its still raining in southern New Mexico. I bet there will be some plants sprout up that several generations of people have never seen out there before. (NT) -- Varmit, 19:34:09 08/16/06 Wed
        I visited with an old college pal I have not seen since 1959. He's from the Ft. Stockton area and they ranch 50 sections. They had about 18 months of above average rainfall out there before we visited. He told me that this was the first time in his life they had rain and a good market at the same time. I run more cattle on my 300 ac. than they do on 50 sections. You just can't grow much without rain. (NT) -- ZD Ranch, 13:15:18 08/17/06 Thu

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