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Good pics again Soapweed! Looks like the calves are enjoying life. I can see things are starting to green up in the sandhills, won't be long till the calves are lying on lush green grass instead of hay. Thanks for sharing :wink:

Nice pictures Nicky, good job! A person only has a short window to do those sundown shots. Those pretty colors change in seconds! Can't wait for the sounds of the spring birds, the smell of the warm earth as the grass starts sprouting and hopefully creeks running....... Meanwhile I think...

Fine photos of the stock show Soapweed. Bet it was a treat watching the Mexican Charro. Would have been worth the price of the rodeo ticket it's self. I saw Troy Lerwill a few years ago at the stockshow and got a kick out of his performance also. If I remember right during one of his...

Sorry about your cold ordeal Soapweed. Your pictures tell such a good story that I felt like I was right there also. It struck me to write a poem about things that might have possibly been going thru your mind. Here's how I pictured it. The Blue Monday When he opened the door and...

Beautiful photos! Sure looks like 614 is a spunky little calf. They sure look content laying in the straw. Good luck with the rest of calving!

Good contest, some really great pictures.... but when you got guys voting ---- hooters will win every time. :wink:

Great pics Tap. I really like the team. Was wondering if you have to throw an "EH" in there once in a while so they rein better. :wink: :roll: :wink:

Big Muddy, About 25 years ago a neighbor bought a couple of hens and a tom up to the ranch. By that fall we had 45 head of wild turkeys hanging around. Every since we've had turkeys till late fall to winter. Usually by late Dec. early January a bobcat or another predator shows up and...

We haven't had much moisture so far this winter. Glad we missed the Dec. rain. Feel for those that are fighting the ice. Meanwhile we are enjoying a nice mild Dec. Sooooo- far. Morning on the creek Catching the early morning rays [/img] Dragon Calves--warm breath, cold air= breath fog...

Good pics. I think the one of you and Peach in your work gear is the perfect Christmas card! You might be getting a few miles on you but you're a long, long ways from worn out! Merry Christmas :santa:

Good pics Jassy. Looks like your cows can "have their cake and eat it too" Appears like you folks have a lot of snow down there. Up here we're black and brown with dust all around! --- Hope the guys got things all fixed up without any frost bite!

Good pics Soapweed. That bunch of heifers tested good. Most around our area are testing about 20% open. We test tomorrow so will find out how our operation compares. See you are enjoying our Harvest moon also. :wink:

Good pics Soapweed. My favorite is the one "Taking the balck ones ever onward". Seems every time I move bulls theres always some ballowing and dust throwing going on. Your pics have some great content, with the ranch life work and those great blue skies with the soft white clouds...

Good job of photography Tumbleweed. Tells the story pretty good. I guess lightening hit a tree and it smoldered then took off. Brother in law was one of the locals down there. That time of year! :x

What a cutie[/b] Bet she'll look like this next year! Took this photo yesterday and couldn't believe the likeness. Just had to share. Great photos. Looks like spring down there! :wink: [/img]

Wow! Now that is having a great year. Everything looks fantastic up there. Great pics. Just Wow!---EP :clap: :clap:

Interesting pictures Soapweed. How high off the ground are you? About 30 ft in the air? Make sure you are careful up there and don't go dropping that camera. We'd miss your great pictures! :wink:

Great pictures Julie! Flowers sure add to beauty of the countryside.

Some big old calves, Soapweed. Might have to do the reds first next spring. Looks like the grass and mommas milk sure agrees with them! Do you work the cows in the spring? Any anthrax shots, fly protection, breedback program? Jassy must have shared some of that nice moisture with you...

Katy, the white ewes are Columbia-Rambouillet, the black is Suffolk. I use Suffolk for cross breeding as I sell market lambs. The white faced ewes are wool breeds so the wool is more valuable. I shear around the 1st of March, and the grass is green because we caught a few nice showers and...