Ranch It Up Radio Daily Brief - 10/29/2025

[00:00:00] Speaker A: Crew. [00:00:00] Speaker B: Let's ranch it up after this of course. [00:00:06] Speaker A: Ranch channel.com Bull sales Western events Product information right at your fingertips on the ultimate cowboy friendly platform. Want to follow up to date markets ranch channel.com no need to dig for information on all these different websites. It's all right there on ranch channel.com. [00:00:22] Speaker C: A four year guarantee on breeding bulls? Absolutely. At Birch Creek Angus we believe if we can't stand 100% behind our bulls, neither should you. That' proudly offer a four year guarantee on every bull sold. Join the Birch Creek Angus Crew Thursday, October 30th at the JBAR AM Ranch, Ruby Valley, Nevada selling AV bulls and 200 commercial heifers broadcast live on CCI. Live catalog videos and sale information available at ranch channel.com and birchcreek angus.com Birch Creek Angus Home of the Four Year Guarantee on breeding bulls. [00:00:56] Speaker A: Check out Madora Boot and Western Wear. Madora Boot and Western wear is our go to for boots, jeans, especially jackets and even those hard to find accessories that make gifts. Check out medoraboot.com or better yet, give Kim a call at 701-623-1005 and tell Kim that Tigger and Beck sent you. [00:01:14] Speaker B: Good day everyone. Welcome to your short go daily dose of ranch it up. I'm Jeff Tigger Earhart. [00:01:19] Speaker D: And I'm Rebecca Warner, AKA Back. [00:01:21] Speaker B: I haven't really had the opportunity to go down the costume aisle this year to see what are kind of the popular costumes that people are trying to dawn this year. But I remember when I was a kid, I mean a lot of times a costume, it was just that plastic suit you wore. [00:01:37] Speaker D: You got a button, you got one that was bought. [00:01:39] Speaker B: We had a little plastic mask where it was this just plastic bag and it looked like Spider man or something. [00:01:45] Speaker D: You got a costume that was purchased. [00:01:47] Speaker B: A couple times I did. But then we had to make our own costumes. Like I was Indiana Jones one year. Okay, I was a pheasant hunter one year. I pretty sure I was a FBI agent. [00:01:58] Speaker D: Actually. I know for a fact that I've never gotten a boughten Halloween costume. [00:02:02] Speaker B: You never even got with those plastic ones where it was just a plastic suit that they were really no, seriously, no. And the plastic mask that would cut your eyes and my mom would pick. [00:02:12] Speaker D: Up those maybe at a rummage sale for us to play with during the summer. But they were usually you played with them and they broke right away. So no. But I had a mom that liked to make or she would attempt to make Halloween costumes. However, then that costume got worn for the next three to four years. [00:02:27] Speaker B: But your mom is extremely creative, though, and she's pretty darn handy. So I would imagine if your mom was making those costumes. Costumes, they were probably pretty cool. [00:02:35] Speaker D: I do have to brag on her because about 10 years ago, I had a nephew that decided he wanted to be a billy goat, and she legitimately made him a billy goat costume, and he actually looked like a goat. [00:02:47] Speaker B: Okay, that's awesome that your mom will do that. Well, regardless if it's a homemade costume or maybe you go to the thrift store. That's an idea for costumes. Go to the thrift store.