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Beautiful cows and calves.I realy like the udder on that 14 year old cow. :clap:

I think I would watch that no.6 calf---bloody nose doesn't look good. Great pictures though

Great looking outfit---- my question is do the cows eat the pine needles?

I wonder if they didn't mean -------how old is the horse? :D :D :D

Beautiful country,pictures and cattle. Especialy the cattle, :clap:

Had problem with my moniter--crossover line looked as though it was a rope tied from one hame to the other. :roll: :roll: :roll:

Great pictures,especialy that white face heifer :) :) A couple of questions about the team----are they quite young?Looks as though you have them tied together,also I see no backup strap on the neck yoke?

Stop and THINK mrj----- every mw of power used while the wind blows has to have a backup when the wind goes down,so where is the saveing? All I have to say is"NIMBY".

Good but you didn't take the rubber off the horn! :D :D

Very good. :clap: It's always great to see those chilled calves make it. Keep up the good work.

\ I was thinking the same thing! :D :D Great pictures- :clap:

Had a neighbor wih those "buckskin"thangs.He always said living next to us he got to realy loving Hereford beef!We gave up the idea of getting even after the first one of his we ate.Better to take your loss than give up the best there is. :mad: :mad: :mad: :D

I'll bet I heard that poem before you were born F H :D :D We live in an area with no rocks and never shoe.My daughter has a mare with 4 white feet that stay in perfect shape.

That hat looks awfuly clean for a workin cowman. :???: :???: :???:

That mare is beautiful from her head to the tip of her tail .I've had a couple of geldings like her and loved them to death. It's great to have a horse for thirty years that no-one but yourself has ever saddled and rode. :D :D :D :D

Keep up the good work.Great pictures. :clap:

You just have to prove to the mule that you are smarter than he.I find that is sometimes quite humiliating. :D :D :D :D .

They have to pull it up and eat the bulb---gumbo soil and dry ground---no problem. :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

The plant is twogrooved poisenvetch.Most likely found in soils high in selenium.It will accumilate selenium in itself---rarely will a cow eat it but if she does --trouble.

Was that a white bull? :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D