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We're having a nice dry November. It's really nice starting calves in the dry and not drizzle and mud and wet air. Makes a world of diffrence.

90 with about 70% humidity are nice days for us. We can get some tough ones. Nights that it's still 80 or more at 10:00 will let you know that some hot weather is setting in.

It does get warm here. And our 35° cold is pretty dang cold. Last year we had 3 real cold days. One was 11° but real dry air, sunny and no wind. The next day was 35° and cloudy and our normal 75% humidity. The 11 was pleasant and I didn't even have a jacket, the 35 I froze in. I'll take 90°...

Nice pics. It's unreal the diffrence in where you are and where I am. I don't know how y'all do it. I'd freeze.

Thanks everybody, I know I like to see the pics of the parts of the country I'll never get to see in person or even if I do see can't stay long.

It was rained on yesterday so it doesn't look as good as it should. Here's some pics, http://www.cattletoday.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=73764

Thanks Muddy. They sure try.

Haven't posted hardly any this summer so here's today's pics.

Soap you have a great looking operation and some really great cattle but I think you outdid yourself on the grand kids. Not spoiled are they?

Sure is cool seeing pictures of other places. That might as well be another planet as much difference as there and here.

Nice

Looks good Jake, glad you got to go home for a bit. We'll be picking later this week if your still here an can come up.

Good thing it was a Wilson. They are tough.

All very good. The one with the bull is very symbolic for your area of what this country was and still is in spite of some of our so called leaders.

What price range were the horses in?

Is there anything in those pictures that a cow eats :D Just had to ask, mine would fall right over dead soon as they step'd off the trailor.

What's all that white stuff? :D

Now you know why I don't like snow, if you could have snow or 70 what would hope for?

That's oats we were on, we will cut them for baleage in mid April.

Was 71, sunny an nice.