Colton Courtney celebrated his 10th birthday with a Juma brindle decorated cake that was shared by all.
The 2014 Dickinson Cattle Company Customer Appreciation Day has come and gone with great attendance, beautiful Ohio weather and a celebration of beautiful cattle.
No one is more important than clients who purchase our cattle, semen, equipment, beef and store products. These are great people. Our family, our life, our existence depends on these wonderful people. To say we "like" them is a vast understatement.
This wonderful pig was the event highlight as the smoke and cooking smells savored all awaited lunch.
Demonstrations of humane castration, tail bleeding, hog tying and professional handling methods were taught by Joel Dickinson, Cattle Manager at DCC.
Kara, Brad and Denise handled the entry gate admittance.
The whole Dickinson Cattle Co crew did a great job.
Kirk Dickinson helped every cattle want-to-be photographer with photo tips, camera suggestions and secret methods of removing lens caps.
Bus tours ran constantly to the famous Longhorn pastures all day. Clear Win greets every bus and kindly asks for treats.
Darol Dickinson presents "Spin Off Profits of Texas Longhorns."
Some came for the education, some came to meet the governor Kasich and some just came for the food.
Ohio State Representative Andy Thompson paid DCC a celebrity stop.
Guest Dale Star snapped this shot of Rodeo Max being viewed by nearly 200 guests.
Teu, Linda and Becky prepared buckets of great ranch food.
The world's gentlest steer posed for Dr. Keith Berkeley, Nell and Laura. Everyone got their photo taken.
Special low prices on semen were a one day delight. The low prices helped buyers save enough money to buy fuel to Barnesville, Ohio for the big event.
DCC would like to thank the guests who came from all over to learn and enjoy. It was a great sunny Ohio day in the Appalachian foothills -- brilliant red and gold leaves were awesome -- near Barnesville, Ohio USA, Oct 11. And, that was the way it was.
If you did not attend the DCC Customer Appreciation day --- I am sorry. There is always 2015.
