There's plenty of trails in the Midwest....NW Arkansas is a beautiful area. I even have a couple trails on my place and then I could hold a Hay Baling seminar, what great fun right? 
Pig Party - 2018?
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There's plenty of trails in the Midwest....NW Arkansas is a beautiful area. I even have a couple trails on my place and then I could hold a Hay Baling seminar, what great fun right?
I'm already having an anxiety attack. Too many memories of bucking bales five high onto a flatbed trailer or an old GMC flatbed stuck in granny gear self-steering via furrows from one end of an alfalfa field to the other, repeating as necessary. Then loading bales one by one onto a conveyor to the top of the stack, where my redneck cattleman uncle could always find fault with the way we tied the corners and ends together to keep the stack straight. Finally handed him the gloves and shovel one 100-degreee day after he didn't like the way I was shoveling oats level in the trailer in an effort to get another row in before heading to storage. Went and got an air-conditioned job at Safeway instead.
Maybe I could be the foreman???
FYI, goats on his place were for roping and tieing...early practice for my younger cousins, the roper and the barrel racer.
I want to try and make it this year.
if the southeast/south central part of the USA is chosen, late march/early April would be a good time.
if the southeast/south central part of the USA is chosen, late march/early April would be a good time.
Then what would I do?
Baling hay is a ton of work, but the beer tastes better when it's over.
You'd be in charge of beer supply and refrigeration. And quality control. Excellent use of your longtime professional experience.
Now we're getting somewhere, I'll need an assistant though, right Bob.
I'm planning a trip to the southern cruiser crawl this October near hot springs Arkansas. I've heard from many cruiserheads that the area is awesome. Ill see if it would be a good fit.
I've heard the name "Fordyce", but what's there and where is it?
I like the 20 to 24 hour concept if we are trying to include East and West.
I would love to see the East coast just as I am sure East coasters would love to see the West coast.
It took me 17 hours gas and go straight through driving to do 950 miles. Hard for me to take more then 7 to 8 days at a time for any given event. That's not to say I would not think about it pending my work schedule.
Sorry I didn't get to know everyone at PP 2017. I was just glad I got there.
Loving all the ideas and enthusiasm to put together PP 2018. Let's keep it rolling
I would love to see the East coast just as I am sure East coasters would love to see the West coast.
It took me 17 hours gas and go straight through driving to do 950 miles. Hard for me to take more then 7 to 8 days at a time for any given event. That's not to say I would not think about it pending my work schedule.
Sorry I didn't get to know everyone at PP 2017. I was just glad I got there.
Loving all the ideas and enthusiasm to put together PP 2018. Let's keep it rolling
DUSY X 2!!! lets do the dusy and Ill bring the beersh!
Gold lake a close second
but I'd also accept grand canyon, yellowstone or a bunch a other places...Outlet of the Dusy is Mono Hot Springs tho...they for a nice end of trail bath!
Gold lake a close second
but I'd also accept grand canyon, yellowstone or a bunch a other places...Outlet of the Dusy is Mono Hot Springs tho...they for a nice end of trail bath!