"Well friend, we had our dark clouds and first rain to tell us we are in winter, that was Saturday morning, and it last fopr a half hour, then blue skies. I hope you had an eventful Thanksgiving though yor family left you with the chorse while they…"
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Kari Lynn Dell
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- Cut Bank, MT
- United States
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Welcome, Cowboys and Cowgirls
We are a family of third generation ranchers and ropers in northern Montana. In true ranch tradition, I'd like to invite all of you to stop by for a visit, and see how it is in Montana For Real.
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JOHNNY RAMIREZ left a comment for Kari Lynn Dell
"That is why I don't live there also, and I don't have all that snow and cold here in Southern California. By the way thanks for accepting me into your circle as a friend.
Johnny"
Kari Lynn Dell left a comment for JOHNNY RAMIREZ
"We've a long way from Poplar, in just about every sense of the word. ;) I'm not sure I'm tough enough to live out there. They get colder and hotter and have a lot more mosquitoes."
Jim Kitchens commented on Kari Lynn Dell's photo
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"Kari, that sure is some beautiful country but it sure looks cold. Maybe it is a little too cold for a West Texas cowboy, I'm used to dry desert and prickle pear. The cows have to pack canteens from one water hole to the next. Who is that outlaw…"
Wolfgang commented on Kari Lynn Dell's photo
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"Nice photo of some nice mountains. Would be nice to have captions on the photos so as to know their location."
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- At 4:25pm on September 20, 2009,
Jim Kitchens said… - Hi Kari;\When I was stationed in Marfa (check theTexas map for location) I was a Texas Game warden but I also day workled for 5 different ranches. One was called "The U up and Down Ranch" and it was just that. Was once owned by the King Ranch but sold in 1960 and was privately owned. The mountains were high and sometimes in theearly morning the first gather would be by sound because the fog was up so high and thick. It was fun but hard work but it gave me a chance to learn the country from the back of a horse and not from a vehicle.
Ride on we need more like you and your husband doing God's work on the land.
Jim K.
- At 8:56am on October 12, 2009, Jim Kitchens said…
- "Dirty Dogs and Fast Women"? Kari how did you come up with that title???? It sounds intreging and I just wonder what it's about. How do I get a copy? We went to an auction in the big town of Rising Star, Texas, pop. 450, yesterday andit was a real treat. It was if you like antique firearms. Old Winchesters and Remingtons abounded, I even bought a Mod. 17 Rem 20 ga. Lots of fun and lots of other "stuff" to pour over. We like auctions, even livestock ones.
Jim K.
- At 4:21pm on October 20, 2009,
JOHNNY RAMIREZ said… - That is why I don't live there also, and I don't have all that snow and cold here in Southern California. By the way thanks for accepting me into your circle as a friend.
Johnny
- At 11:32am on November 29, 2009, JOHNNY RAMIREZ said…
- Well friend, we had our dark clouds and first rain to tell us we are in winter, that was Saturday morning, and it last fopr a half hour, then blue skies. I hope you had an eventful Thanksgiving though yor family left you with the chorse while they visit their families. I just posted my Spirit of Intent Sat. and I'll have my story ready to post on the blog in the first week of Dec. I hope you have, no that is not right. I pray that you have a glorious day today.
Johnny
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- rancher
- What is your website address?
- http://www.howcowboysare.com
- What is your blog address?
- http://www.montanaforreal.blogspot.com
- What are your favorite hobbies?
- rodeo, hiking, art
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