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Okay, uh, what else is going on? Uh, I got some, uh, wildlife, Department of Wildlife stuff I want to share with you coming up, uh, after our market update here in about five, six minutes with youth season, muzzleloader season, just some friendly reminders and, uh, had one sent by our local game warden he wanted me to share with you guys.

So today is the Oklahoma Farm Bureau happy hour.

Let's take a Oklahoma Farm Bureau break, brought to you by the Roger Mills County Farm Bureau.

We'll be right back.

Jimmy's all wound up and ready to go.

You want to make sure and finally remember, uh, remind people about that.

Uh, let's see here

hereI think, what do we got? Let's check out what's going on Big Elk TV before we take another Oklahoma Farm Bureau break.

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We're not talking about punching a time clock and working nine to five.

We're talking about working around the clock, rain or shine, hot or cold, because crops and animals won't wait.

And Eventually there's a possibility I'll do our, our own radio ads.

This summer we just did, like, canned ads from, um, Oklahoma Farm Bureau corporate to put on the radio, but, uh, he told me that next summer when he starts doing radio ads again that he would probably let me, uh, design them.

Or not really design them, but script them.

Yeah.

What is today? Thursday.

Today, oh, today is the Oklahoma Farm Bureau Happy Hour, brought to you by the Roger Mills County Farm Bureau.

Let's take a Oklahoma Farm Bureau break.

We'll come back, we'll see what the markets are doing.

Oh, Jimmy's all wound up and ready to go.

There you have it.

That's what happened at the Beaver County Stockyards Tues- Monday and Tuesday.

Okay, let's take an Oklahoma Farm Bureau break.

I like peanut butter, but now I like some meat in my diet.

I don't have many original ideas, but my friends that work for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau, they've been taking market hogs from livestock shows for a number of years.

Taking those hogs, most of them are donated, and then send them to a processor and they turn them into meat sticks.

I think Chums is a brand that's out there.