Posted by NE IA on January 30, 2009 at 19:43:29 from (206.72.18.153):
In Reply to: rfdtv posted by ken in texas on January 30, 2009 at 13:39:57:
I used to watch it at my sons, and was so happy when I got it so I could watch all the tractor and RR stuff.
In less than a week I realized they were all reruns, and I was so disapointed with all the horse stuff and cattle auctions. What a rip is the way I seen it.
I can't help think that they were having money problems all along, and felt they would not maybe make the grade.
The cattle auctions I figured the auctioneer was mentaly chalanged, kicked in the mouth repedaly before the auction to keep the swelling in his mouth so you could not hear a word he said. The poorest crying of any auction I have ever heard.
At the end the tractor parades were videoed by a grade school kid still grabbing candy that was thrown out along the parade route.
It probably takes alot of big money to get better quality production, and advertizment backing.
Maybe the pony crowd may keep it going, and I wish them no harm, but perhaps just poor managment.
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