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Chimenea: Thank you for sharing your pictures, they are very nice! Welcome to ranchers.net! Cheers--- TTB :wink:

Thanks for the nice comments everyone! Cheers--- TTB :wink:

Yup... :wink: They are the black headed step children of the American Angus Assn.--red gene carriers. We enjoy having them...and we've had them so long their pedigrees for as far as you can see, are Red Angus genetics. Cheers--- TTB :wink:

No...no ponies on Friday. We thought the cows would just follow the pickup, but they didn't really want to go down that draw. These are some of our registered cows, and they have never wintered over there; so I guess they didn't really know what was going on. Anyway, long story short, it...

We moved some cows from one side of their pasture to another. I took some pictures of our late morning, yesterday. Coming in... Getting closer Starting to string along... Stringing out... On the moove... Heck no we won't go... I'll go, if you go Red Rover, Red Rover, send the...

That little one sure is cute...much cuter than the older ones, that is for sure! I was thinkin' yes, scary, I know; but, maybe the Halloween costume contest should be the week after Halloween. That way folks could enter their current Halloween pics, and maybe we'd have more entries. Cheers---...

Congrats Soap...great photo. Cheers--- TTB :wink:

Justin I apologize for missing your post earlier. Thank you for the kind words. The ponies belong to our outfit. I will have to ask lazy ace to be sure, but I think everyone except the Dun has a sibling in the pic. The front palomino filly (with the broad stripe) and the roan are maternal...

Awesome pictures, per. I especially like the last one. It should be on a wall or in a calendar, in my opinion! Thank you for taking and sharing them. Cheers--- TTB :wink:

Bryan...I'd select #3. It seems you're taking them downhill. I think you'll show more depth on the bull, and accentuate his good points if you take him on the level or more uphill. You and I both know, though, that getting that done is sometimes easier said than done. How is Hudson doing...

Great photos WR. I really like the ones of the horse in deep grass, antelope, the guy (I assume) in the yellow slicker, and the old fashioned haying photos. They are all great, but for some reason those stick out for me! Things sure look good in your country. Isn't great to have a great...

Congrats Lilly! Great photo! Cheers--- TTB :wink:

BMR: For Montana and other Mountain states, click on the return to the "U.S. Drought Monitor" up in the upper left hand corner of the page. That will take you back to the US page, then you can click on any state. Cheers--- TTB :wink:

Thanks everyone! Jassy...things look like Eden in South Dakota compared to most of North Dakota. I'd say most of the western half of North Dakota looks as bad as we did in north central South Dakota two years ago. Lots of cows have been or are going to be sold. I have heard there were some...

Indeed, that is great news!!! Yippee! Are you going to Cheyenne next month? If so, I hope to see you there. Cheers--- TTB :wink:

AX-...Have you gotten any moisture? I hope so. I am almost embarrassed to post these photos when I know Western ND, Eastern MT and CO are so terribly dry. We have some dandies out of the the 3M bull. I hope they continue to shine like they have up to now. Red Robin should be proud of him...

Thank you for the compliment Denny. It's been a great year in our area...for which we are forever blessed. Hope you have better luck keeping your bossies in. We had a couple habitual offenders of fence and tank crawling; who got a free ticket to a new career on someone else's plate a week and...

Lady and Gentlemen Messing around Bull calf sired by Red Robin's 3M bull---we have several very nice calves out of him Random red pair Grazing green grass (for which we're very thankful) More red critters converting green grass to red meat Looking at me looking at you...

Congrats Jassy! I love that picture...without a doubt, you do have amazing talent! Cheers--- TTB :wink:

NR: Thanks for posting these and the photos from Arches. The first photo in this post is of the mountains just north of my folks place in Colorado! Sadly, you've seen my folks country more recently than I have. Mom and Dad kept up with Ty's progress at the rodeo and were cheering for him the...