GeneralLeeGirl

I LOVE THIS MUSIC VIDEO!!! Hard to believe it's this old already! HOLY &^%* I feel old! hahaha! Here's a link to youtube for y'all! WATCH IT!!! It's a gooder! That there's some good Canadian music right there!

This is one of my favorite Jesse quotes from 'Cale Yarborough Comes to Hazzard' *When Cale follows Robbie off to the operating room, Bo and Luke run off to track down the bank robbers and Daisy goes to snoop around Boss' office* Jesse: What happened to those good old days when all we had to worry about was runnin' shine?

i agree

American Saturday Night -- Brad Paisley

Good Ride Cowboy -- Garth Brooks TD, Waylon and Willie did that song once upon a time, along with most older country singers.. If you want the original though, I can't help ya! lol

What Do Ya Think About That? -- Montgomery Gentry

I LOVE that song!!! lol Lot of Leaving Left To Do -- Deirks Bentley

I'm gonna say.... Hector Farley Meadow Falls To Catch a Duke

Put A Girl In It!! -- Brooks & Dunn

Mississippi Girl -- Faith Hill

Deputy Dukes, i believe...

Good Way to Get On My Bad Side -- Tracy Byrd

Yeah your right B.L.!! I totally forgot about Ghost of General Lee! I thought Chief Lacey was only in the one episode, but he's in two! So I agree with texasdaisy and B.L! lol

Yeah, but wasn't that in the first season?? In Deputy Dukes? I think it's Hammerhand, ooo or is Spike? I ain't sure right now.. I'll get back to y'all... (LOL good job Roger!)

If I Fall- Doc Walker

Hahaha... Yep, cows'll do that to ya! lol We live on a big, steep coulee bank and there's a fair-sized creek at the bottom. We were sorting our heifers, choosing which ones we wanted to keep and which we wanted to sell. Anyways, there was this pretty little red Angus cross heifer. Beautiful conformation, good mother. But she was nuts. She tried to take us a few times. I told dad there was no way i was keeping her around but he was determined. So he put her in the keeper pen. The first one in that pen. So she was crazy and riled up to begin with so she was running around looking for a hole. Then finally she just up and jumped the 7-foot plank corral with a good foot or so to spare! And she was gone! Well, she went down into the coulee and we went looking for her. Then about 15 minutes later, I got a call on my cell phone from the guy who lived across the coulee saying he had one of our heifers. We went over there and sure enough, it was her! It took her 15 minutes to get across the coulee, where it takes me and my horse closer to an hour and a half to get across! My dad decided then that maybe it wasn't such a good idea to keep her around... LOL Yeah, the whole BSE situation had a huge impact here. Most of it was just the media playing it up to be a big pandemic, but it had a gigantic effect here. The boarder being shut didn't help matters at all either, since most cows sold in Canada wind up in the States. Back before BSE, everyone and their dog had a fairly large herd of cattle, now I really gotta think who's still in the business... I wrote a speech on the short and long term effects of BSE in Alberta this year for 4-H. And I also presented it at some local beef producer meetings and toastmasters and I just got an invitation to present it to the Alberta Beef Producers. (ABP is the biggest cattle group in Canada) I've had people cry at the end. BSE has NOT been fun... But you just kinda take the tractor another round and hope it gets better...

'shine

The word 'Angus' is kinda a curse word for anybody who ain't an Angus breeder! hahaha. I love my Shorthorns! but I also like a little bit of Angus influence in my cows. You're not the first person to give me hell bout that! lol! The Shorthorn breeder I worked for this fall said that he would've fired me a long time ago if he knew that I ran ShorthornXAngus cattle! But I got him back at a show back in January when my blue-roan shortyXangus crosses beat-out his full-blood shorthorns in the pen of three! LOL. And I won't let him hear the end of it either... The cattle business is a dying thing up here. Ever since BSE in 2003, the whole cattle thing has gone head-first into the tank. At FarmFair this year, there were about 500-700 head of cattle there, a far cry from the close to 2000 head they used to get. Those of us still in it are runnin a bit of a debt and only take the best to show hoping we can sell em for some big bucks. It's kind of a sad situation, but that's what the Alberta cattle industry is today. But someone's gotta keep the tradition going! I got a show coming up here in April, Peace Country Classic. I'm gonna take a pen-of-three replacement heifers and a couple cow/calf pairs. Hopefully I'll do not bad and sell the replacement heifers at the sale. I can't wait! Get to see all the usual crowd and get up at 4 so i can get my cattle washed before the rush and then sit around and BS and drink coffee til the show! There ain't much better! lol

the RCMP lol

Well it is Chet you're talkin about...