Thread: A Perfect Day

Earlly morning temps mid 50's; Mid day temp mid 70's; partly cloudy all day; winds 5 to 10 South West; cold front moving in late evening and thru the night and the cows should be standing up all day. This is the forecast for Saturday November 11. BASH DAY. :D Could not have ordered a better day if they are wright. Bill, Roy should have a good day if this forecast holds true.

AC

Originally Posted by Andy Clayton

Earlly morning temps mid 50's; Mid day temp mid 70's; partly cloudy all day; winds 5 to 10 South West; cold front moving in late evening and thru the night and the cows should be standing up all day. This is the forecast for Saturday November 11. BASH DAY. :D Could not have ordered a better day if they are wright. Bill, Roy should have a good day if this forecast holds true.

AC

As long as the cows are standing up.

10:30 only a few horses this morning am fixin to get ready try Waller Mill for a change. Will be passing some cows and will see what the late week forecast is looking like. I can only report on the Wmbg area cows and don't want to be held responsible for any Kerr Kountry Kattle.

I hope the cows are standing for ya Jeff. :D I can't beleive you let your home lake unattended on a pretty fall day!:D

Originally Posted by Crappisaurusrex

I hope the cows are standing for ya Jeff. :D I can't beleive you let your home lake unattended on a pretty fall day!:D

I thought everyone knew that you only want your standing cows during daylight savings time. This time of year you should be hoping for cows laying down. Has something to do with moon I think While watching TV the other night, I saw a cow parachute into a football stadium I bet the fish were jumping in the boat that day

Andy:

Best of luck to you and all of the "Bashers". I wish we could make it.

what do ya do when its a split decision? fish anyway?

Originally Posted by horseshoer

My Dad told me that his Uncle who used to take him fishing when he was younger said that if the cows are standing the fish are biting. Kinda funny. Of course this only applied to early morning fishing trips.

Thank God for cows. Even though I had to milk them suckers they sure played into my entertainment as a teenager. All us kids had farm licenses to drive at 14. In the winter we would take a crowbar & carefully lift a goodly supply of frozen cowpies. Then we drove over to S Dakota where if you had money and were old enough to walk you could buy booze. After driving around the country roads getting likkered up and shooting at anything that walked, crawled, or flied, we broke out the cowpies and do you know that hurled like a frisbee with accuracy they can knock out a human bean no problemo. They were also great on windows and particularly fun on weekend evenings when the school janitor walked to the beer joint to play cards.
We were unrelentless on poor Cyril under cover of darkness, he took a real pummeling and on a reg basis. I wonder how many kids growing up had to come up with some cockamamie story about the few stitches they needed because they couldnt bring themselves to tell about the run-in with the manure UFO they had.