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Molly doesn't seem to mind the littlest cowgirl on the place Holly on the other hand, isn't too sure she's really kid pony material! I think she is wondering what new kind of fly this is on her back.

The Gorge Blue Rock Mountain Wild horses, just the backs of them as they left. Scenery isn't too shabby

Son acted as driver for the bride and groom. They are having a beer waiting for the next set of pictures to be taken. Daughter and new hubby. Daughter's horse looking like her usual self. She pricked her ears for one photo, and that was it for the day. We didn't expect anything else...

It has rained here the last couple of days, so I am spending way too much time in front of the computer.... Getting the little bay mare going. She had a month on her last year and then was turned out. Starting one of the QH/percheron cross mare, a three year old. That was about as bad as...

Saw this guy on the way in the yesterday. He knows he's handsome, so posed for pics. I saw a bobcat tonight, the first I've ever seen, but had no camera. :roll:

The balsam is pretty spectacular right now The hill is covered with it. I am headed for the fence up top. The four legged fence crew. A not too large bear track in the mud. The dogs ran off one little bear today. I only caught a quick glimpse, but it looked like a yearling. There are...

Snow starting last night This morning. It's 2.9 degrees this afternoon, with a north wind. Gotta love spring time in Alberta!

Son on blue roan paint Son on grulla paint Daughter bringing one in Purely for the mountain scenery

I figured out how to post pics finally. A couple pics from the last couple days fencing.

I haven't posted any pictures in quite a while, and now I can't remember how, nor can I find any instructional posts in the archives. Anyone want to give me a refresher course? Thanks

Has anyone out there got a good design for a round bale wagon/unroller to pull with a team? I know NR has one, but it's a sleigh, and doesn't lift the bale. I was thinking of one with wheels for those non-snowy times, and a winch or some sort of hydraulics for lift. Thanks. DJL

Taken through a cracked windshield on the way in to pick up a steer.

The Gap, where we run our own yearlings Sort day at the Gap, and at least it wasn't snowing (at that moment) Also in the Gap - the holding field My son taking my horses out when I moved home from the cabin

Sorry for the larger size, but smaller shots just don't do the country justice! some fall color color and grass more distant color and grass, which is beat up a bit because it's in the holding pasture and another color shot gathering yearling steers wild turkeys in the cabin yard

wild rose dog working hard. Flood of 2005 evident - where the water runs used to be a dirt logging trail Cheeky visitor at the cabin Big fella enjoying the shade of a creek bank

Shooting Star Sticky Geranium Wood Lilly Hare Bell Wild Bergamot

Cows on grass Another view from up top Deer that were in a mood to pose

These two liked the camera, and posed for several shots. Of course it isn't hunting season either.

This is my hired man, who figures that if there are no cattle to move, then he should ride the quad too. I didn't think there was room with the tub and salt and mineral on the back, but he proved me wrong!