Spent a few days last week on a ranch near Guerrero, Coahuila. Crossed Colombia coming and going. No problems at all on Highway 2. The only thing out of the ordinary was a military helicopter buzzing ranches in the area. They landed on a neighboring ranch and we visited with them for a bit. All was good.
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Originally posted by jclaybennett View PostSpent a few days last week on a ranch near Guerrero, Coahuila. Crossed Colombia coming and going. No problems at all on Highway 2. The only thing out of the ordinary was a military helicopter buzzing ranches in the area. They landed on a neighboring ranch and we visited with them for a bit. All was good.
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Originally posted by RedDirt View PostWithin the last 2 years we paid about $45/hr for motorgrader work and about $85/hr for dozer work. Dozer was a D7.
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Went to look at two ranches or pastures about 10 miles the other side of blank. It was a beautiful morning and deer were scrambling everywhere I drove. The pastures seemed huge and the leasing terms were very reasonable. The bad...there is a nearby bridge washed out, traffic diverted...lots of cuts in fences throughout the ranch with a ton of vehicle tracks everywhere. I drove up to two boyeez armed with cut off AKs in the center of the ranch. We saw each other at the same time so I decided the opportunity to turn around had passed. I decided to have a conversation with them. They were very polite. They were slightly amused at the gringo asking so many questions. I never felt threatened but I wonder if this is the new normal for me
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Originally posted by Farmdog View PostWent to look at two ranches or pastures about 10 miles the other side of blank. It was a beautiful morning and deer were scrambling everywhere I drove. The pastures seemed huge and the leasing terms were very reasonable. The bad...there is a nearby bridge washed out, traffic diverted...lots of cuts in fences throughout the ranch with a ton of vehicle tracks everywhere. I drove up to two boyeez armed with cut off AKs in the center of the ranch. We saw each other at the same time so I decided the opportunity to turn around had passed. I decided to have a conversation with them. They were very polite. They were slightly amused at the gringo asking so many questions. I never felt threatened but I wonder if this is the new normal for me
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