Randy Cornell:  

Life Retired from Law Enforcement after being injured in the line of duty. Just bought a new Harley ( my 5th Harley and bike number 26 overall) and am now a grandfather for the 7th time. I'm enjoying life, trying to locate and stay in touch with my old friends and classmates. I'm a retired cop, an NRA certified police firearms instructor, trained at GLOCK,COLT and S&W armorers schools, Ran a gun shop for many years, fired both rifle and handgun competitions and have been an avid hunter most of my life with archery, black powder, shotgun, hand gun and modern rifle. I am a past director for my motorcycle club, although I currently do not ride, I am still a road captain, and still do free lance photography for the north west region of PGR riders, and do free lance photography for a few motorcycle publications. In January of 2010, I sold my last Harley and bought a small ranch. I stay pretty busy, between feeding and caring for the stock,which includes cattle, donkeys, pigs, Pygmy goats, great Pyrenees puppies and even a husky or two. It seems that there us always something to do, or that needs attention, but it is a labor of love. My usual daily schedule starts very early. First up, I have to bottle feed the calves, depending on how many we have at the moment, this takes about an hour. Then throw hay for the larger cattle and water them, then move on and collect the eggs, feed and let the chickens out. By then it's time to move the irrigation lines in the lower pasture, which means shutting off the irrigation water, and moving the lines by hand, in 40' sections. I need up to 8 sections per line, and then turn the irrigation pumps back on. By then it's lunch time. After lunch, I get on the regular chores, mowing down weeds with the tractor, mowing lawns, cleaning out the dog kennels, gathering fruit and berries from our trees nab bushes, watering and taking care of the garden and so on. Throw in trips to the feed store...Expand for more