BS from U of Idaho. DPT from Eastern Washington University. PT at St.Mary’s Hospital. Wound Care Certified. Orthopedic Certified Specialist.Rancher. Dad.
@itsjustascript @Rainmaker1973 Lodgepoles actually require fire to blow open the cones to reseed. Often times in non populated areas there is actually salvage value in burnt lodgepole and can still be logged.
@itsjustascript @Rainmaker1973 The trees that are still standing are lodge pole pines. The trees are burnt…just not through the center of the trunk entirely….they are going to die and in natural conditions the wind will blow them over.
@catholicgoat@Yoda4ever @edge_grindr Matter of hours. Feeding on the ground is a slick way to feed if they can clean it up right away, if there isn’t enough cattle to eat and they get full, they’ll just lay and shit in it, then it stinks, then they won’t eat it.
@GoWagsBret Currently coaching cal Ripken…some favorites already
“That’s infield fly that’s a dead ball”
“You can’t tag up on on that catch, that was a foul ball”
“Watch the steal!” on a 3-2 pitch with 2 out and guy on first.
@RyanLSack@Jmic84@CoachSwit Well I mean “pitcher days rest” obviously they are probably
Your most talented dudes and need to be on the field somewhere.