Cattle rancher Billy Kempfer would love for Florida to pay him for the development rights on his land, keeping it as ranchland forever. But it all comes down to the list. His St. Cloud-based Kempfer Cattle Co.’s properties rank at 42 and 73, respectively, on a list of 258 properties that are priorities for the state to preserve. To buy out Kempfer and the other people who want to sell their .
and see let the chips fall as they may. and as someone who has did that just over two years ago, i can tell you that it s been a great adventure and the lord has taken me on all sorts of weird and wonderful parts but i m very grateful for it. don t be afraid. brian: we re grateful that you joined us today. winston best of luck with your podcast. always interesting to talk. to say thank you so much. thank you, brian. brian: suspected gunmen crossing the border in texas. seems dangerous, right? not for joe biden he is doing things like pushing a climate agenda and noticing how big the grand canyon is we will talk to a local cattle rancher on his misplaced priorities. plus, we will check in with lawrence jones having breakfast with friends live at sturgis, south dakota and he promised to eventually look up. i will wait i will wait for you
generation arizona cattle rancher. you saw him in that video. here is he this morning. good morning to you. good morning to you. ainsley: john, why was it important for you to go and tell your story there and talk about what you are seeing on your ranch? i m a fourth generation cattle rancher down here and i was pretty impressed that they decided that they wanted to talk to me and our sheriff how bad it is. steve: and it is bad. you know it. you know, as it turns out. none of the democrats showed up. it was all republicans. but, john, we know that when the migrants come across your property, there s always damage. but, do you feel like you are safe in your own house? yeah. well, we take care of our own safety. you know, we have border patrol
Authorities are investigating the deaths of six cattle found in three different counties in Southeast Texas, with their tongues removed and no apparent signs of struggle or predators.
the 73-year-old cattle rancher. he does return to court tomorrow and he said i can t afford a million dollars bond. he said please reduce this. my wife is on the ranch by herself. there is no one to take care of my life stock. he was arrested because according to this article the investigation initially revealed he was shot the immigrant was shot in the area. he was found up to 150 yards from the kelly property. but, he it s also being reported that he was shot on his property. so they don t know if the immigrant ran and then was found on someone else s property later. steve: right. so, at the next court hearing. it will be interesting to hear what other details are revealed about mr. kelly pictured right there. there aren t a lot of details that have been released so far. it is unclear, although slim, whether or not they knew each other. and no motive has been listed at this point. but, they i was reading in one of the stories, i think it was in the daily mail this morning, it s