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Laugh Tracks in the Dust: The Bird dog and the cat

Folks, I’ve got a practical and a moral dilemma at Damphewmore Acres. Here’s the situation: First, I love dogs — always had one or...

Laugh tracks in the dust: Stone fences

Our local newspaper, the Leader News, runs a weekly column about the history of Chase County. It’s very interesting and I seldom miss reading...

Laugh tracks in the dust: Rat and mouse buffet

It’s spring now and we had a minor league flood last week to prove it. Plus, the grass and weeds are growing so fast...

Laugh Tracks in the Dust: Nice old gentleman

Sometimes mistaken identity can be embarrassing — funny, too. Here’s proof in a true story related to me by my county extension agent buddy,...

Laugh tracks in the dust: Killdeer

When my ol’ Iowa pheasant hunting buddy who moved to near Miami, Okla., several years ago, ol’ Limpy Neese, saw my killdeer story in...

Laugh Tracks in the Dust: Bird stories

I mentioned recently that I’d moved my purple martin bird houses to a new, more open location. Of course, the dreaded starlings and pesky...

Laugh Tracks In The Dust: Good attitude, but little aptitude

It’s gets tougher and tougher to find good temporary hired help on today’s farms and ranches. Farm boys who know the aggie ropes are...

Laugh Tracks: “Dirty Kansas” bike ride

The “cultural conflict” that exists between city folks and country folks is legendary. The conflict usually stems from misunderstandings, not mis-intentions. The most egregious from...

Laugh Tracks in the Dust: C-NILE VIRUS

Socially awkward situations. They happen to all of us, and by their very definition, they always happen at inopportune times. Such wuz what happened to...

Laugh tracks in the dust: BETO Junction

Holy Toledo, folks. Three days ago it wuz 80 degrees, with a soft wind out of the southwest, and the crappie were biting for...
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