Fillet Of Horn

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 by Darol Dickinson

A fillet is the best tasting, most memorable, and enjoyable part of the horn. Now, some say you can’t eat a horn sandwich, and others say they’ve done it. Some like’em with Tabasco, and others like to eat’em with jalapeños. No matter what your taste, you’ll find this book to be spicy, enjoyable, and satisfying. The reader is about to digest a treat he has never before tasted.

Fillet Of Horn stampedes from Colorado to Poland, Ohio, Canada, Africa, Holland, Texas, and the Philippines. This nonfiction account of escapades, ranch business, Texas Longhorn trading, stolen cattle losses and repossessions, will take the reader part-way into the old West, but not far enough from civilization that he can’t find his way back home at night.

Along this Texas Longhorn trail, you will bump into folks who will surprise the horns off ya. Watch for Robert Mitchum, P. T. Barnum, Elizabeth Taylor, Andre the Giant, John Wayne Bobbitt, Red McCombs, Malcolm Forbes, Barry Goldwater, Ben K Green, Col. Oliver North, Rob Reiner, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Hulk Hogan, Ronald Reagan, John Wayne, Elizabeth Vargas, Richard Farnsworth, The Sultan of Brunei, Hoss Cartwright, and Congressman Joel Hefley. Somehow, they manage to co-mingle through the chapters of this book to play a unique role.

These jam-packed, thirty two chapters are guaranteed to take you places you can’t get to from where you are. You will have to mosey down these cattle trails, smell the bull dust, watch for the distant patrol car, and spend some time under the drawbridge to really get the feel of it. Don’t be afraid. You are a safe distance from the branding fire even though a little singed hair never killed anyone. Take a chance.

If you are a speed-reader, this isn’t the book for you. You can’t fly through it like a bull that’s been shot from a circus canon and still catch the nutrition as it goes by. Take it slowly. Treat FILLET OF HORN like a wonderful homemade mincemeat pie. Take small bites, chew slowly, and savor the flavor of real horn. Don’t gulp! Make it last a week or so. Once you own the book, just enjoy!!!

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about the author

Darol Dickinson


Darol Dickinson resides near Barnesville, Ohio. He is General Manager of the Dickinson Cattle Co., Inc., which is owned by his sons, Kirk, Chad, Joel, and daughter Dela Lenz. Darol and his wife, Linda, enjoy their three sons, one daughter, and eight grandchildren, who live in Ohio and Colorado.

The family business is raising and marketing Texas Longhorn, African Watusi, and Dutch Buelingo cattle. The ranch, which is located just North of the fortieth parallel, is nestled amid the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Eleven employees work the ranch.

Kirk Dickinson has created the cover design, type styles, book layout, copy organization, carried the water, and dumped the trash. A father has no greater compliment in life than to have a son with whom to work on a project of this magnitude.

For More Information: www.texaslonghorn.com

For Publications: www.filletofhorn.com

35500 Muskrat Rd.

Barnesville, Ohio 43713 USA


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by Darol Dickinson

So every reader starts out on even footing, I’ll tell you that the word larapin is mostly Midwestern, Southern, and Western. Festus used it thrice on Gunsmoke. The on-line Community Dictionary says that it means “Over the top in delectable flavor, seasoning, and texture. Superior taste in the food, sauce, drink, or dessert. Memorable meal.”

Now that there is no confusion, larapin is what everyone wants in a great meal. So, as verbalized food goes, my goal is to make Larapin Horn the absolute best in country, western, and seriously unadulterated flavor. It should have the right spiciness, stick in long-term memory, and be totally different from your last book-meal—even better.

Follow along the Larapin trail and watch at every turn—not just for old-fashioned banditos and thug-whoppers, but also upscale white-collar criminals, government agents lurking behind the barn, and some technical legal tips for using the IRS’s own regulations to avoid tax increases. It’s all just simple stuff, if you’re ready for it.

Learn why John Wayne, while filming The Alamo (1960), purchased a huge Texas Longhorn steer from the Longhorn association president Jack Phillips, then how within minutes cast members of Santa Anna’s Mexican army killed the steer and ate him. Learn the art of babysitting grandkids without spending prison time for child abuse. Follow the account of event promotion using Hollywood celebrities for frolic and profit. Get the full story behind the daily stampede of Texas Longhorns through downtown Fort Worth. Learn from a boy and his bike the difference between peddling and pedaling for ranch-marketing success. Find proven techniques for hiring former convicts and not having everything stolen from the property. And last but not least, pick up real-world tips on buying and selling ranches for profit.

You’re welcome to dog-ear or underline the best stuff with a crayon or can of spray paint.

You will not drop off to sleep while reading Larapin Horn.

For Larapin orders, $24.95 + $4 for mailing.
Get the whole Horn series, Fillet of Horn, Horn Stew and Larapin Horn for $65 pp.

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