text: Polk Audio DXi461p 4"x6" plate 2-way car speakers Zoom Front Back Photos Videos Does it fit my car? Item #: 107DXI461P Review Summary 14 people say In Stock Free Installation gear for most cars Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $99.99 pair Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 100 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 100 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Polk Audio DXi461p by John Pollard Enjoy your music even more Go ahead, circle the parking lot till your favorite song is over. Polk Audio's DXi Series speakers will make you want to hit "repeat" so you can hear it all over again. Polk uses a high-tech approach and ideal materials to give your tunes an exciting new edge. Precision woofers showcase your music Each DXi461p speaker features a 4" polymer composite cone that's lightweight and stiff, so it can create a big sound with minimal distortion. Polk analyzes their drivers in motion to ensure that cone movement is even and precise. Polk also uses laser imaging to craft woofer cones that are perfectly balanced to resist distortion-causing resonances. Aluminum dome tweeters broadcast detailed sound Each 3/4" aluminum dome tweeter brings out the high-frequency highlights in your music, so you'll hear every detail of your most enthralling musical moments. The tweeter and woofer are mounted separately on the plate, so you'll enjoy the superior performance of separate components without having to modify your car. From an intensely quiet acoustic pluck to the most exhilarating electric solo, it'll be a very entertaining ride. See more info on this item Highlights:4"x6" plate 2-way car speakers (pair)4" polymer composite woofer with butyl rubber surround3/4" aluminum dome tweeterpower range: 2-50 watts RMS (150 watts peak power)frequency response: 71-22,000 Hzsensitivity: 91 dBtop-mount depth: 1-13/16"warranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Design 2-way Tweeter Design 3/4" Dome Tweeter Composition Aluminum Woofer Composition Bi-Laminate Composite Woofer Surround Rubber Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Specifications Sensitivity 91 dB at 1 watt Frequency Response 71 - 22k Hz RMS Power Range (Watts) 2-50 Peak Power Handling (Watts) 150 Impedance (Ohms) 4 Top-mount Depth (Inches) 1 13/16 Bottom-mount Depth (Inches) N/A Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Two 4x6 Two-way plate speakers Eight 1" Self-tapping screws 8 Speed clips Owner's manual (English/ Spanish/ French/ German/ Italian/ Portuguese) Online product registration information Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features High Efficiency Design: The Polk Audio DXi Series speakers feature a high efficiency design; meaning better sound and more volume using less power. Dynamic Balance Driver Technology: Dynamic Balance is a proprietary Polk Audio technology using laser imaging to determine what combination of speaker materials create the least amount of resonance. Eliminating resonance in speakers results in a wide, smooth response and low distortion. Klippel Optimized Components: For a driver to reproduce complex sounds accurately, the cone must move exactly the same distance and manner in both directions. The Klippel distortion analyzer, a device that uses a laser and sophisticated software to do large-scale analysis of drivers in motion, lets Polk optimize the speaker's motor structure, voice coil alignment, and suspension to yield the best possible performance. Composite Cones: Each Polk DXi461p speaker features a 4" Dynamic Balance, Bi-Laminate composite, polypropylene cone woofer. These composite cones feature tremendous stiffness-to mass ratio, resulting in faster transients and finer detail. Rubber Surrounds: For a smoother response and improved durability, the speaker uses rubber surrounds. Aluminum Dome Tweeters: Each speaker features a separate 3/4" aluminum dome tweeter for clear, accurate highs. Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Polk Audio DXi461p Reviews Average Customer Review: 14 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. Do not submit videos that contain music, video or visuals that are copyrighted and belong to someone else. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. Submit the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 3 out of 5 Better than stock but short on Bass Written By TomM, Celina, TX on Friday, October 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers are OK but short on bass. I would probably go with a 4x6 speaker over the plate speaker with the small "woofer" if I had to replace these again. Pros: Easy install and decent midrange/highs Cons: little to no bass output Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Polk Audio DXi461p Written By ninjaskill, Nashville, TN on Sunday, September 14, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Overall great sound and quality for the price. Easy and easy install less than 15 min. Installed in 2000 Jeep Wrangler. Pros: Easy install perfect fit. Waterproof construction, great sound Cons: You have to push them pretty hard to get decent sound. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great little speakers Written By KenM, Wilmington, IL on Sunday, September 07, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Put a set of these in a 2001 Malibu to replace the OEMs. They are paired with Polk's DXi951s in the rear deck and an Infinity powered sub. These are a HUGE improvement over the OEM speakers and sound extremely crisp in mid-highs. When setting up the head unit, played around with the x-overs and fed full spectrum to the speakers just to see how they sound. Not much bass at all, as expected from these little speakers. You will want to pair them with some other speakers to fill in the lows. As usual, Crutchfield came through with the adapter cables so the installation was really easy. Be aware that no speaker grilles are included. I did not need any as the OEM grilles were part of the door panel and work just fine. Pros: Sound great. Easy installation Cons: No grilles Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 These little speakers sound amazing! Written By Jim K, Spring Grove, PA on Monday, September 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These are a great complement to the Polk Audio DXi651s speakers that I have in the front of my old Silverado. Classical and jazz music sounds very crisp. Pros: Nice mid and high end. Cons: Probably not suitable as main speakers. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Polk Audio DXi461p Written By Sonny, I'd falls ID on Friday, May 30, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome sound easy installation Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Great Sound Written By tdboze, Central FL on Monday, April 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These fit in the stock dash mount area, using the provided adapter plates, on my 03 TJ without modification. I went with the higher priced aluminum tweeter version (the ones I am reviewing) thinking they would produce crisper highs when riding with top off my Jeep. I wasn't real impressed with that aspect. They do however sound good. I would buy the less expensive version of these if I had it to do over again. That being said, I don't have that set to listen to so they may not be any better and may in fact be worse. These speakers replaced some really cheap 4x6's I had installed because one of my oem's died. They are a TREMENDOUS improvement over stock and the cheapies I had. These really have a warm/full midrange. Overall these speakers produce a warm clear sound and handle my 20W RMS x 4 head unit very well. I am using these with a JVC KDX250BT Head Unit, Kenwood KSC-SW11 Powered Sub-Woofer (that fits nicely under my back seat), and Polk DXi461p for front. Pros: Easy Install with adapter (included by Crutchfield). Great Sound! Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Polk Audio DXi461p Written By John, Pottsville, PA on Monday, March 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent replacement for the front speakers in my '06 Jeep Wrangler. Took all of 10 minutes to install after screwing the speaker to the free grill adapter supplied by Crutchfield. Sound excellent. Would recommend them. Pros: Excellent sounding, easy installation, all needed adapters and wiring plugs were sent with the speakers for free. Cons: None. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 nice for the price Written By steve c, kansas city on Wednesday, January 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) decent sound for size, easy install 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Speaker Great Customer Service Written By Nick, Wood Dale IL on Tuesday, November 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Speakers fit great in the stock location without modification In my 1976 corvette. I am no expert but they sound great to me for mids-highs. Obviously didn't expect a lot of bass from these smaller speakers. I have a sub in my sound system for that. I also want to point out the great customer service from Crutchfield. Extremely pleased. Thanks! Pros: Good sounding speaker Cons: none 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Polk Audio DXi461p Written By Anonymous, Nashville on Saturday, November 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Amazing sound from such a small package. Pros: Price was good and sound was even better Cons: None 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 Polk Audio DXi461p Written By Anonymous, pottsboro TX on Saturday, November 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) No noticable difference between these and the oem speakers. They look cool but sound is just ok. Pros: Install was easy with included hardware. Cons: Wishing I would have tried something else. 1 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Polk Audio DXi461p Written By Anonymous, BELMONT NC on Tuesday, October 15, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers have a very good sound and the vocals are very clear Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Fantastic Sound Written By Aiedail, Cincinnati, Oh on Friday, September 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Upgraded from factory speakers with a pair of these. They sound 100x better than what I had. Well worth every penny. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Polk DXi461P Written By Jim, SE PA on Friday, August 02, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased these for my Jeep Wrangler (YJ), Installation is not easy on the Wrangler but is straight forward if you take your time. the Speaker Wire harness made that part a snap. These were purchased to complement the sound bar speakers installed above and behind the front seats. Overall I am very satisfied with these speakers. Pros: Sounds great! Cons: none- 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? 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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (September 12, 2012)—Awesome Annie, who finished second behind Miss Empire in the Cinderella Stakes June 16 at Betfair Hollywood Park, will make her first start over conventional dirt in the $50,000 Phil D. Shepherd Stakes Friday at Fairplex Park.
Restricted to 2-year-old fillies at seven furlongs, the Shepherd is the ninth of 10 races. Post time is 1 p.m. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 10:15 a.m. for simulcasts.
Owned by a partnership and trained by Walther Solis, Awesome Annie was second in all three of her starts over Cushion Track before earning her maiden win in her fifth appearance July 28 at Del Mar.
A California bred daughter of Awesome Gambler and the Mane Minister mare Cars and Cigars, Awesome Annie is 1-for-6 with earnings of $92,390.
The most accomplished member of the field – in terms of wins – is Hyena.
Trained by Peter Miller for a partnership, the Keyed Entry filly out of the Reprized mare Ms. Reprized is perfect in two starts. The Florida bred won at first asking against $30,000 maidens July 13 at Betfair Hollywood Park, then won a $50,000 claimer by a nose Aug. 8 at Del Mar. She has banked $48,000.
From inside out, the field for the Phil D. Shepherd Stakes: Set'n On Ready, Alex Bisono rides, 118 pounds; Rhodium, Omar Figueroa, 118; Fightin Mean Man, Martin Pedroza, 118; Gloryandprayer, Ramon Guce, 118; Awesome Annie, Agapito Delgadillo, 118; Swiss Bliss, Aaron Gryder, 118; Butterfly Soul, Jorge Carreno, 118; Renee's Titan, Juan Hernandez, 118; O Happy Gray, Edwin Maldonado, 118 and Hyena, Kevin Krigger, 118.
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You've read about David Corfman's plans and motivations for running the Badwater Ultramarathon from Death Valley to Mount Whitney, Calif., and about his triumphant 23rd-overall finish. Now check out the whole story in Corfman's amazing account of his amazing feat. Take it away, David:
The Badwater Ultramarathon application carries this waiver: "I understand that the extreme conditions in this race, including but not limited to temperatures in excess of 130F, wind, dust, high altitude, and radiant surface temperatures in excess of 180F, make the risk of dehydration, altitude sickness, significant skin damage, blistering, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, traffic accident, renal shutdown, brain damage and death possible." Do you have an idea what this race will be like?
My journey to Badwater started back in 2003. I was running in the 100-mile National Championship race in Sylvania, Ohio with a runner from Georgia, named Scott Ludwig. He finished sixth place in Badwater two months earlier and had told me all about the race. For the next six years, I continued to add challenges and accomplishments in order to be accepted by the Badwater race committee. On Feb. 18, 2010, I received word that I was invited as one of 90 runners from around the world to compete in this year's race. Some 600-900 runners apply for the privilege. That was a thrill in itself! (Note – 80 runners toed the line this year.)
Something else about Badwater — the landmarks have very descriptive names. Devil's Golf Course, Dante's Ridge, Furnace Creek, Devil's Cornfield, Stove Pipe Wells all paint a picture of the race course. The race starts in Death Valley itself. It sounds like hell, and I assure you it felt like it too.
To run the race, you have to have a crew and two support vehicles. A great crew gets you to the finish line. I had four crew members: Crew Chief Gail Lance, who has crewed for me a couple dozen times and knows my needs better than I do; Phil Rosenstein, a BW racer and crew veteran himself, whose experience proved priceless; Dan Corfman, my twin who supported me more than either of us expected; and Kyle Fahrenkamp, whose youth and endless energy powered the entire team. For the two support vans, Gail had signs professionally made that caught the envious eye of many of the teams.
I started in the middle wave at 8 a.m. Monday. As my crew and I drove to the start line, I realized my dream was really coming true. I was going to be in the "Holy Grail" of the ultrarunning world in mere minutes. As the emotions starting flowing, I also thought of Dad, and how this race was a memorial to him through my charitable fund-raising. He was with me a lot the next couple days.
The race had its usual preliminary photo ops, nervous laughter, quick trips to the "bathroom" (Note: An outhouse in Death Valley is NOT pleasant!), our National Anthem, countdown, then we were off! My race had its usual flow as well, with me starting out slightly too fast. I felt good through the first checkpoint at Furnace Creek, and rested there for about four minutes. I picked up my first pacer and was off to Stove Pipe Wells.
Stove Pipe Wells is a mostly flat 25 miles from Furnace Creek, with only the beautiful desert landscape to look at. It has a swimming pool, which Phil kept reminding me was waiting as a reward. By the time I reached the sand dunes at mile 39, I had already vomited violently twice (which actually helped), had bad leg cramps and was feeling pretty low. Chris Kostman, the race director, drove by me then and could tell I was hurting. He told me I was in the toughest part of the race, and that things would improve after nightfall. His words were reassuring.
I staggered into Stove Pipe Wells and dropped into the swimming pool. It felt refreshing, and I was able to eat a turkey sandwich. After a 20-minute visit in the pool, I got dressed, but had to lay down in the dressing room. Something still wasn't right. After another half hour, I decided this was enough waiting, and, catching my crew flat-footed, took off up the road. Bad move.
The heat hit me quickly, and by the time I reached my next support van stop, I had to sit on the van's bumper. After another moment I passed out, straight to the gravel. Dan was checking my vitals immediately. A volunteer driving by saw me go down and stopped to help pick me up. After about a minute, I came to. I eventually got into the air-conditioned van and started cooling down for real. Gail wouldn't let me leave until I drank two bottles of fluid.
There is a reason the desert is featured prominently in the Bible. Matthew and Luke both document Christ being led by the Spirit to the desert, where he spent forty days and nights fasting. The desert will strip you to your bare essence, and only then will you discover what is really inside you. I was at that desert moment.
From that incident, the crew compared me to Lazarus. From near death (note – I wasn't even close to that!) to what was to transpire, was a huge turn-around. I still had a couple minor issues, but I started going strongly for the rest of the race. Have you ever seen a 90-mile kick? Cue the Rocky music! After getting my wind back, I powered up the first major hill.
This hill is 17 miles long, and somewhat steep. The major feature of this hill though is the 40 mph wind blasting down on you at night. That's where I got my face burned, basically getting roasted like in a convection oven. Nevertheless, I powered up the hill (power hiking), ran down the backside, and crossed the valley in the dead of the night, still feeling strong. My kidneys started working as well, much to my relief in many ways.
Phil had one singular motive at this point: Get me up to Panamint Pass, the top of the second mountain pass, before the heat of the second morning. He wouldn't let me rest or even sit down. I finally hit the next check point at Panamint Springs at about 3:00 a.m.,, still with no rest since I passed out. Only the shortest sit-down to change shoes, though the whining (mine) was in full gear. I was at mile 72, over halfway there! I took a 5 hour Energy shot and started the second major climb, still at night.
Now let me tell you about the desert night sky. In the moonless night, the stars were multiplied like never before, the Milky Way stretching from horizon to horizon, seeing shooting stars. I ran without a light for a long time, and that's when I nearly stepped on a snake. A short while later, Dan ran right past a coiled, rattling 3-foot rattlesnake! That's when we started running with our lights on for safety, and spotted a scorpion.
I made it up the 18-mile climb with only the final hour or so in the heat of the morning sun. The first runner I passed after the climb was the legendary Marshall Ulrich. He told me his goal was to get up the second mountain before the heat of morning. Sound familiar? Phil was giving me sound advice.
A hot, flat, endless 30 miles to Lone Pine got me to the foot of Mount Whitney. I was getting dehydrated once again and blisters were developing, but I could "smell the barn." I allocated four hours up the steep mountain, which required some fast power hiking, to break the 36-our mark. Back and forth up the switchbacks, through the campground, around the final corner and there was the glorious finish line! Dan and I crossed the line together in Dad's memory, followed by my crew. We spent a few minutes for pictures, then headed down the mountain, in a van.
I called Julie, my wife, on my way down the mountain. She was very emotional at my news, and I felt her love and support as never before. She knows what this meant to me, and really wanted me to finish safely and finish well.
A fellow runner I met two nights prior (Paul Grimm, from Colorado) was having a very rough patch during this time. While Paul slept and got his wits about him, my crew emptied our vans of all nutrients and energy supplies and gave them to his crew. The Carbo Pro that worked wonders for me also turned around Paul, and he recovered enough to finish the next day. That's our sport for you – people helping one another.
The next afternoon, Dan and I went back up the mountain for some pictures. We went further up than anticipated, and came across Jack Denness and his crew sitting by the road one mile from the finish line. Jack is a 75 year old Brit, running his 12th Badwater race! He is a legend in the Badwater community and is highlighted in the popular Running on the Sun documentary. I went back for a simple photo op, but ended up walking with him for the final mile! This was truly a highlight for me. I ducked out before reaching the finish line, but enjoyed witnessing his final Badwater finish, with only 45 minutes before the final cutoff.
Two days later on my flight home, I was reading the book, "Running through My Mind," by Scott Ludwig, whom I mentioned earlier. I came across page 183, where he wrote, "Soon afterwards, a runner from Ohio, Dave Corfman, pulled up alongside me." He continued his story of the race we were in, and I remember vividly the highlights he mentioned. My Badwater journey began seven years ago with a chance meeting with Scott Ludwig. Reading that story about Scott and me brought the entire Badwater experience full circle, bringing tears to the eyes of this happy, sunburned runner. I had fought the good fight, I had finished the race, I had kept the faith.
My friends, this empties my bucket list. What's next, I am asked. Perhaps some trail 100-mile races in the West. Perhaps some big international ultramarathons – Comrades? – and travel with Julie. Perhaps learn to swim well enough to tackle the triathlon. You know I would do the Ironman distance as soon as possible. But for now, I will make no plans, just spend overdue time with my wife and boys, whom I love very much.
For those interested souls, most Badwater runners include charity fundraising with their event. I am running for the American Heart Association in memory of my Dad, who died last autumn of heart disease. The easiest way to donate is to go to my race website, www.stonesteps50k.com, and follow the obvious links through my Badwater page and to the AHA donation page. Your participation is greatly appreciated.
– David Corfman
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JM: And she rolls her eyes. (Laughter)
PE: Oh this Gary Hatch, him and I used to run dogs together you know. Go lion hunting and bear hunting and . . .
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PE: Oh, there was quite a few. Wait until wintertime when it's snowing. You can take a track and then. I don't think I told you about killing the big bear.
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PE: Well, maybe I should tell you. It may not amount to nothing to you, but I'll tell you about it anyway.
We lived down there in Show Low and I kept two dogs tied, had the kennels for them right behind the house. Gib Brewer and uh, Boyd and Gib Brewer was down there waiting for this bear to come in. And about dark this bear come in and they shot and they hit him in his front leg. And he left out.
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So, I got dressed and went out and got my dog and loaded them in the pickup, and we went down there. Like I say, it was a dark night, and I looked around there and I thought, "You know, we can't see nothing. It's stupid to turn these dogs loose until we know what we're doing. We're going to build a little fire right down here and we're going to lie down by it. When it comes light enough we can see, then we'll look this deal over."
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I told them, "A wounded animal would probably go that way. I don't think he would take this. This mountain is pretty big here."
I told Gib Brewer, I said, "You go around that side and you check for blood and that." Because I knew they'd hit him in the leg.
I said, "I think the bear would probably have went this way. I'm going to go check it."
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I said, "That bear didn't go this way."
Gib said, "Well, he didn't go that way."
I said, "Well, he had to. He didn't go to Show Low, you know, so!"
I went around right where I'd sent Gib and I didn't go far until I saw a little rock, a little spot of blood.
I said, "Gib, what's that?
"Oh, I didn't see that."
I went right on around and there was a manzanita bush about 3 or 4 feet high. Right on a leaf was a spot of blood.
I said, "You see that? Here's where the bear come."
I reached down and unsnapped my dogs, and it wasn't three jumps until they're wooo, wooo, wooo! And then I could see the ol' bear starting up this hill and them dogs right behind him.
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He said, "I won't kill them!"
I said, "The way you're shooting, you're very apt to!"
About that time, this ol' bear just turned and here he come! Boyd was over there quite a ways, but he was . . . I don't think he was coming to me to get me. I think he was just confused with these dogs. But he was still coming straight to me.
I was packing a .38 pistol on my side. When that bear got out there about 15 feet from me, still a'coming to me. I shot him right in the, behind the ear, and I knocked him down. He just downed, and he come up again and come right me again. So, I shot him again behind the ear and knocked him down the second time.
By that time, Boyd had got with this ol' big, and of course the bear was still. He had this left side, he got that foot in his mouth and just got to chewing on it. Then Boyd shot him clear through with this big rifle. But it still took him a little bit to die, because he grabbed a little jack tree in his mouth and he just kept gnawing on it.
He was an old-timer. One ear was half chewed off and he had a crease down his nose where he'd been fighting and that. But anyway we brought him in and hung him up and took a picture or two.
They took this skull. You either have to, you could do two things to measure for to go in the record book. You could either let them dry for a month or two, or else you could boil them to get all the meat and stuff off. So they boiled this skull, and when they measured it, it lacked a 1/16th of an inch of being a new world record for black bear. At that time in , I believe it was in Wisconsin, there was a bear that was in the book that was just, like I say, this one lacked a 1/16th inch of being a new record. He is down in the book now to about I think 8 or 10th place.
They sent this to the taxidermist in Phoenix. At that time, I thought he was as good a taxidermist as there was in the country. But Boyd wanted this, had him mounted.
The taxidermist said, "I didn't have a big enough head for him for a black bear, so I cut down a Grizzley head for him."
When he come back, I was very disappointed in that. It didn't look as big, it didn't look as good. But anyway, Boyd had this man in Phoenix mount him up. He's still got him.
I'm telling you stuff that's not even interesting to you. You know it's stuff.
JM: It's fascinating! See, I told you, you had a good story! I didn't even ask you about this barn yet, and I know that's what everybody is wanting to know. It's about that ol' barn. Tell me the story of that old barn.
PE: The one down here that they're tearing down?
JM: Yes
PE: Okay, in about I believe it was the year of '32. I was four years old and we had a big snowstorm. And my father was up in that barn a' shucking corn when he heard one of the rafter (click) pop. So, he told my older brother, who he had to be about 14 or 15 years old, to bring that scoop shovel. "We've got to shovel the snow off this barn."
Before he could get there, that barn just caved in like that. Left all of his feed out in the snow and everything. Anyway, he kept feeding the cattle around the best he could.
Right up here at the foot of Ellsworth Hill, they was a little sawmill in there. They sawed lumber there all the time. So my dad took his wagon with nothing on it except the running gear up there and got a load of lumber and come back. Them big posts are still standing there. He cut them by himself, but he put that barn back up. And that was our barn for years, you know.
JM: Who built it originally?
PE: My father built it to start with, and then when it broke he rebuilt it. That was in the winter of '32 when we had that big snow. And my brother just older than me had what the doctors said later on was leakage of the heart. Back in them days they never even thought of touching the heart. This day and age it would have been a minor thing. But he passed away.
And this snow was deep. Men came there to the house and helped my father take. They built a little casket and took him and buried him out in this snowstorm.
My oldest sister was riding behind my father a' horseback and my older brother Monroe and my second sister, Zola, was on a little horse. He hauled them a' horseback to school every day in this deep snow.
Right down there about Reidhead's there was a truck stalled. This little horse jumped sideways and my older brother and sister fell off in the snow. Well, she got up a giggling and that, but Monroe just sat there.
My dad said, "What's the matter?"
He said, "My leg's broke right there."
We got us somebody that had transportation that took him and my father to McNary to the hospital. My aunt, my father's sister, she was a nurse, and she worked there at the hospital. She stayed there all the time.
Anyway, with him being in the hospital up there and my brother just older than me passing away and the old barn caving in, it turned out to be quite a winter for the folks, you know. It was quite a, quite a deal for them.
JM: You dad inherited this when your grandmother died? This property here?
PE: Yes. He gave me 40 acres and he gave my older brother 40 acres and my younger brother Lamell, who lived down there where the . . . He just passed away last year. He had a stroke. But he passed away last year. He gave the rest of it to him, which was as it should have been. He stayed there and took care of my parents. Every time he worked, he just handed his check to my mother, you know. He took care of them, and so he definitely deserved the rest of this.
It's this big field right below here and up on top. Right here where they're building this new motel down here. That was our north fence right there. But he owned this up on top here. My brother Monroe owned 40 and I owned.
So I had a piece of property out just north of the cemetery. My brother wanted it, so I traded that 10 acres for his up this canyon here. And then, my brother Lamell, I bought three pieces from him. I bought the rest of the cattle. I owned all the cattle and the permit, but I owed him $10,000 for the rest of the cattle.
He told me that he was going to go buy him a new pickup. And he said, "I'm going to buy me a 4-wheel drive pickup."
Sam Solomon and I was at a car sale in Phoenix and we looked. There was a black Chevy, 4-wheel drive, almost new pickup.
I said, "Sam, buy that. I want it."
So he did. If you can believe this, it cost me $10,000. I can't even buy spare tires for my pickup for that. Anyway, I brought it home and I run it for a week and I hated everything about it. I literally hated that pickup!
So, I went down to Lamell's and I said, "Was you still going to buy you a pickup?"
He said, "Yeah!"
I said, "I've got one that's almost new. You want to try it?"
"Yeah," He said, "Bring it down."
I did. And he went to driving it and he just loved it. And I said, "Lamell, I owe you 10 grand on them cattle and I give 10 grand for that pickup. Would you take it?"
"Oh," he said, "that would tickle me to death."
I was never so glad to get rid of it.
JM: Taking advantage of your little brother like that!
PE: Before he died, he'd run it for 4 years. He went to Montana, to Colorado, to Idaho, hunting oh!
He said, "The next time you don't like, bring it by."
But anyway, these are just things that you know that happen.
I bought this one pasture right here and 10 shares of water. My father, on that field, owned 50 shares of water from Show Low Irrigation Company, so when I bought that horse pasture right there I bought 10 shares of water. I already own 2 shares, so I've got 12 shares now for my.
But my son, Wes, he does all the irrigating for Pam, that owned that other pasture there. He takes care of that for her and irrigates it. He irrigates mine.
JM: Do you ever still ride?
PE: It's been two weeks since I rode, isn't it? When did it start snowing? I haven't rode since it snowed? But I would go out here on the church ranch and help them move cattle all the time.
Last year, they have this shute that they separate the calves from the cows. They got cutting gates that they. The first gate a cow can go out of it, but if you let her go by, she can't get out these other little gates. See, you've got to back her up. I always stayed a' horseback, because I can't walk around. Anything that, the cattle to move or anything, I done it.
They said, "Pete, throw us your rope."
So, I did. They put it around her hind feet and they came right up around this post and up to my saddle. This, this big bay horse I got, he can pull. So, we was pulling on that cow. But with this rope pulling this way instead of straightaway, it pulled my saddle over and I hit the ground.
So I told them, "Well, you know, I've hit the ground a time or two, but I don't know as I hit it any harder than I just did."
So, they got me up and I told them to put me back up on my horse. Straighten my saddle up, so they did. And that was about 6:30 in the morning. I never got off that horse until 2:00 that afternoon.
They brought me up here to the doctor and he told my boy, he said, "Get him down there at that x-ray outfit."
The x-rayer said, "He's got three ribs broke and this one is into his lungs. You've got to be awful careful with that."
She was cussing me for staying out there.
I said, "What would I do? They couldn't do nothing about it." Just little ol' things that happen.
JM: Just a punctured lungs, that's nothing serious! That's quite a story.
PE: Well I am sure, if I die tonight, I lived 79 good ones, good ones! I mean I lived. I lived every day. I've lived. And I've had a good one to live with. I can't get by. She! She takes better care of me than when I was two years old, you know! And my boy down here, Wes. They won't let me do nothing!
BE: We've been married 62 years.
JM: Amazing
BE: Yeah, it is.
JM: It is really amazing! What a life!
PE: Well, it's just exactly what I told you. You're going to be very disappointed.
JM: I am not disappointed! What a great story! What a great life!
PE: Well, there is nobody that enjoys cattle and horses any more than I do. Just like I said, that ol' horse right there (pointing again to the picture) is the best horse I ever put my saddle on.
But uh, that left front knee. You notice it's swelled. That's the last saddle he had on him, right there. And I just put that on him and went right up here by the picnic ground and Debbie Austin took two or three pictures that I wanted of that horse. And so, we kind of went through them and I thought that was the best one.
So then, I took him down to Queen Creek. My cousin had a pasture down there that had feed that high, and water. I turned him loose. And every time I could, I went and I'd holler, "Duke! Dukus, come here." That old horse would put his head right there. I'll tell you, if there ever was a horse that you could talk to, that's one little incident that, that . . . Yeah, he'd been a dandy.
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Beef cattle $292.00 per cwt.
Hogs $160.00 per cwt.
Milk $52.10 per cwt.
(Note: Dairy prices are to be set at 75 percent to 90 percent of parity, so a $52 parity price would be adjusted to $39 to $47.)
Parity prices for a multitude of other commodities are calculated monthly by USDA statisticians in the National Agricultural Statistics Service. The November 2012 report of commodity prices contains parity prices on pages 30 and 31.
Parity prices are part of an economic base for agriculture using the relationship between market prices and the cost of production between the years of 1910-1914. While this formula worked 100 years ago, there are few, if any, who believe it would work today. Nevertheless, that is where we are.
What does that mean for 2013?
That is very interesting to contemplate. If we don't amend the permanent legislation, the 2013 crop will be covered by an ancient non-recourse loan program. A floor would be put under prices at between 50 and 90 percent of parity. Parity is based on a 1910-14 purchasing power index. That means we have a 100-year-old policy.
"Parity prices for 2013 include wheat at $18, corn at $12, beans at $27, cotton at $2 a pound, milk at $52 a hundredweight. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack will be required to hold producer referenda by April on marketing quotas and production controls on wheat and cotton.
"Who loves this? Our competitors. Our Canadian friends think it's great because we'll put a floor price down and they'll beat us on prices and our grain will be in government storage. I don't think agriculture has awoken to this. I don't think they know how inept this is."
One of more immediate issues is the impact of the lack of farm policy on the U.S. dairy program. Beginning January 1, 2013, the lack of a dairy program will force the USDA to begin implementing the 1949 Permanent Law for dairy producers. In brief, that will require the USDA to purchase milk, store it as cheese and powdered milk, and remove enough of it from the market to cause prices to rise from the current $18 per cwt to the adjusted parity price of $39 to $47 per cwt. Such a shortage of milk is expected to push consumer prices to $6 a gallon or more.
One of the more outspoken critics of the lack of farm policy inaction is U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) who addressed the Senate on Dec. 21. He said, "The Secretary of Agriculture and his staff have been -- quite literally -- dusting off old paper files and mimeographed notes from the 1940s and 50s to review the Agricultural Act of 1949….This archaic law will force the Federal Government to spend billions of dollars to buy and store dairy products to help raise the price of fluid milk for dairy farmers. The Secretary will have to keep spending until he is able to raise the price of fluid milk by 60 or 70 percent…..Never before has the Farm Bill expired like this. And now on January 1 we will implement market-distorting dairy policy so old that 49 current members of the Senate -- including the Chairwoman of the Senate Agriculture Committee -- were not even born when it was signed into law by then-President Harry Truman."
The Sept. 30 expiration of the 2008 Farm Bill without a replacement was not a crisis on Oct. 1. However, three months later, it is beginning to look like that. On Jan. 1, the U.S. dairy industry will see prices determined by parity, which is based on a 1949 law that uses economic formulas developed 100 years ago and will push milk prices to the $6-8 per gallon range. As commodity marketing years expire, the 1949 Permanent Law will take effect and raise prices as the government is forced to impose production quotas to keep enough of the commodity off the market that will allow prices to rise to established levels that are two to four times current market prices.
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