“Porky's Hole Thoughts” discusses the secrets to a long and happy life as well as the benefits of an industry job that involves travel.

In 1966, delivering a new Failing 1250 rig to the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta led to a new job and a host of new experiences.

Praise for the annual convention, and further adventures while on the job are the topics of this month's “Porky's Hole Thoughts.”

“Porky's Hole Thoughts” recounts tales from the Cutters' most recent journey - I have a new job traveling several states, calling on drillers, irrigators and suppliers. Who would have thought there was a paying job out there, calling on clients, telling them about a fantastic product and finding new stories for “Porky's Hole Thoughts!”

The Cutters' adventures in Oklahoma include a trip to an industry museum.

Howard "Porky" Cutter recounts dealing with a particularly ornery customer.

Howard "Porky" Cutter discusses the magazine's first quarter-century.

Howard "Porky" Cutter's recollections of his days as a travelling salesman.

Howard "Porky" Cutter's recent excursion to the American Dowsers Society's annual meeting.

Antecdotes about rig and pump problems.