Hey Travis I really appreciate the invite to San Angelo, but I will be unable to make it this time. Please keep me in mind if you go on another trip and need someone to go with I would really like to go with you sometime. Thanks again!
At 8:57pm on September 27, 2011, Jeff Morrison said…
Nice hearing from you Travis. Congrats on the upcoming of a new baby. I haven't roped since the last part of June. I did find someone to go with (I hope) so that will make it a little easier to go. Business has been extremely busy so I have been dealing with that and looking for some new property. I just got some new calves last week so I plan on getting back into it and hitting some of the winter ropings. I'm sorry to hear about your grey horse. Hope he will make a recovery. If NEO has a schedule of their ropings could you keep me updated when they are having them. I would love to come to few of them. Hope the family is well. See ya later!
Travis I hope all is well with you and your family. Haven't been going lately due to work and the heat. We have been looking at new houses and have a couple that we are going to pursue so that has been taking some time. We have been hauling hay and just got the last load of square bales done tonight. We just got round bales left thank goodness. Roger Branch's roping sounds like a great roping. Definetly going next year. Take care and hopefully see you at some ropings!
This mare is Registered in the Paint Horse Association. She's a solid paint. Her name is JF MONKEYMONK #36,348. She is by a stud named PEAKABOOPEPPY #110,957, out of a mare named JINGER BREAD GIRL #64,715. you should be able to look her up on the APHA website. I want $7,000.00 for her. This mare is solid in the Tie-Down and Breakaway. I don't rope anything on her at the house, my wife scores 1 or 2 to keep her scoring good. I just haul her. She doesn't need to be tuned on at all. You can turn her out for as long as you want then load her up and go win on her. She knows her job and does it very well. All you have to do is hold her in the corner til you want her to leave. If you leave her alone she works better. She can really get across the line and she can run. She can knock ones tracks out, drags her butt and gets back qwick. She is pretty qwick getting out of it, but it's so smooth that she makes it easy to leave her. She will stay back on the end of the rope. I haven't ever had any problem with her working, I don't think she has ever walked up. I do use a line on her evertime. So I don't know what she is like with out it. This mare has a big motor , but a whole lot of sense to go with it. My 12 yr old daughter rides her all over down the dirt road by our house. The only thing I don't like about her is - if you turn her out you can't just walk out with a halter and go catch her. You need to take a bucket of grain with you and she will come running. Unless my wife goes to catch her, she can walk up to her anytime & anywhere. She's sound and an easy keeper. She stays fat year round. She really is a ice mare.
Glad to hear your family survived the storms. Had some damage at the house last night from the storms, but very mininmal. Going to finish my young horse on my own. Hauled him to other arenas and he has not made a mistake since Joplin. Hopefully he just wild hair and it is out of him now. Just need to keep on him, but work gets in the way as you know as well. Thanks for commenting back. See ya later!
Hey Travis, Tell my cousin Hi if he is still working there. I haven't seen him in a while. I am sure your dad told you, they are roping at Miami again. There is a roping next Tuesday night.
At 10:01pm on February 3, 2011, Brian Carter said…
yep
now that im riding him know im also having to mount money to my son now thats one heck of a deal hes been lettin me pay with piggin strings and ropes
Sorry, I just got your message. Lon started his ropings last Sunday, will have them each Sunday at 2:00. Need any other info, email me at: monty@rodeoschedule.com or text me at 918 440 0681. Sorry I took so long.
Hey Travis you going to that ropin this weekend?? Is it a numbed ropin?? Been back home don't get on here much when here stay busy on ranch and not much servic
I work at a chemical plant. I have been there for 20 years this coming June. I started working in maintenance about a year ago. I really like it. I worked shift work while I mixed chemicals. Now I am on straight days. It has taken me awhile to get used to days.
Hey Travis, I didn't get to go. I couldn't get off in time to make it. It seemed like that was a bad week that week. We had 16" water lines that had been there for 30 years that blew out holes. It was pretty impressive the damage that it did. They were 7 feet in the ground and made a hole big enough to put a backhoe in.
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Nice hearing from you Travis. Congrats on the upcoming of a new baby. I haven't roped since the last part of June. I did find someone to go with (I hope) so that will make it a little easier to go. Business has been extremely busy so I have been dealing with that and looking for some new property. I just got some new calves last week so I plan on getting back into it and hitting some of the winter ropings. I'm sorry to hear about your grey horse. Hope he will make a recovery. If NEO has a schedule of their ropings could you keep me updated when they are having them. I would love to come to few of them. Hope the family is well. See ya later!
Travis,
This mare is Registered in the Paint Horse Association. She's a solid paint. Her name is JF MONKEYMONK #36,348. She is by a stud named PEAKABOOPEPPY #110,957, out of a mare named JINGER BREAD GIRL #64,715. you should be able to look her up on the APHA website. I want $7,000.00 for her. This mare is solid in the Tie-Down and Breakaway. I don't rope anything on her at the house, my wife scores 1 or 2 to keep her scoring good. I just haul her. She doesn't need to be tuned on at all. You can turn her out for as long as you want then load her up and go win on her. She knows her job and does it very well. All you have to do is hold her in the corner til you want her to leave. If you leave her alone she works better. She can really get across the line and she can run. She can knock ones tracks out, drags her butt and gets back qwick. She is pretty qwick getting out of it, but it's so smooth that she makes it easy to leave her. She will stay back on the end of the rope. I haven't ever had any problem with her working, I don't think she has ever walked up. I do use a line on her evertime. So I don't know what she is like with out it. This mare has a big motor , but a whole lot of sense to go with it. My 12 yr old daughter rides her all over down the dirt road by our house. The only thing I don't like about her is - if you turn her out you can't just walk out with a halter and go catch her. You need to take a bucket of grain with you and she will come running. Unless my wife goes to catch her, she can walk up to her anytime & anywhere. She's sound and an easy keeper. She stays fat year round. She really is a ice mare.
Had a great time visiting with you at Shawnee. Thanks for the help also. Hope you guys survived the storms OK. Hope to see you at some future ropings!
yep
now that im riding him know im also having to mount money to my son now thats one heck of a deal hes been lettin me pay with piggin strings and ropes
Sorry, I just got your message. Lon started his ropings last Sunday, will have them each Sunday at 2:00. Need any other info, email me at: monty@rodeoschedule.com or text me at 918 440 0681. Sorry I took so long.
Monty
I work at a chemical plant. I have been there for 20 years this coming June. I started working in maintenance about a year ago. I really like it. I worked shift work while I mixed chemicals. Now I am on straight days. It has taken me awhile to get used to days.
Hey Travis, I didn't get to go. I couldn't get off in time to make it. It seemed like that was a bad week that week. We had 16" water lines that had been there for 30 years that blew out holes. It was pretty impressive the damage that it did. They were 7 feet in the ground and made a hole big enough to put a backhoe in.
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