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<\/a>The Stockyards, if you don’t know, is a conglomeration of of shops specializing in all things western, you can outfit an entire ranch (cattle included) or just find a new pair of boots and enjoy a great steak. It\u2019s home to the Oklahoma National Stock Yards, the world\u2019s largest feeder and stocker cattle market, where live cattle auctions take place every Monday and are open to the public – I did not go to the auction.\u00a0 What I did, was visit Doc’s Custom Boots & got fitted for a pair of hand made Bull Hide shit kickers.<\/p>\nIn addition to Indian motorcycles, Scott is the dealer for the Polaris Slingshot.\u00a0 You might remember, I borrowed my father’s Slingshot and did a “ride<\/a>” up to Sedona, AZ back in October, 2015.\u00a0 When I brought Scott’s bike back, I saw MY Slingshot parked out front.<\/p>\n i thanked Scott and Joe (the mechanic & I believe Scott’s son in law) profusely then hopped on the scooter and headed north for a while, then east.\u00a0 The roads were good enough but most important, was that I no longer had the feeling that at any moment I could be on the side of the road trying to hot wire my kill switch.\u00a0 One last time, Bert, Scott, Joe, and everyone else that helped make this happen – THANK YOU.<\/p>\n \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Where? Okay, it’s just southwest of Tulsa.\u00a0 OKC to Tulsa? – that ain’t very far – you’re right, Be patient and I’ll tell you the story.\u00a0 Oh, and it’s (sa-PULL-pa) Bert is apparently tight with the owner of the Indian … Continue reading <\/a>Luckily for me – I have no garage space left so this will just have to go on the “damn, that’s nice” list.\u00a0 It should do really well here, since the colors are Oklahoma State University.<\/p>\n<\/a>Braum’s ice cream company is iconic in this part of the country.\u00a0 Their ice cream is delicious (personal knowledge) and always fresh.\u00a0 They also own everything<\/strong> needed to make it.\u00a0 They grow the grass, to feed their cows, they own the milking facilities, the trucks to haul the milk, the ice cream factory, etc.\u00a0 In order to maintain the freshness of it’s products, the company does not open stores outside a 300 mile radius of the home farm in Tuttle, OK.\u00a0 Even so, they have over 280 stores in operation, with 128 stores in Oklahoma, 99 in Texas, 27 in Kansas, 13 in Arkansas and 13 in Missouri.\u00a0 So, if you’re ever in the area, forget about Baskin Robins, look for a Braum’s<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n