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Yield, Milo
Milo Yield
Laugh Tracks in the Dust: The Bird dog and the cat
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Holy Toledo, folks. Three days ago it wuz 80 degrees, with a soft wind out of the southwest, and the crappie were biting for...