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LazyWP

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We had a busy day yesterday. Moved some cows from one pasture to the next. This is about the only one that is relatively easy to gather, and get a count on. Lisa and Jessie, my granddaughter helped, and I gotta say, for a kid that has only ridden outside of the corral one other time, she did AWESOME.
We had to ride some pretty tough country, and she stayed right with Lisa.

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We even brought turkeys out of the canyon.

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Not bad for a Kansas town girl.

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Holding the herd so Lisa and I could get a count on them. For a six year old, and not knowing how to work cows, her, the horse, and dogs held the cows just perfect.
We ended up 2 cows short, and as we were heading back towards the house, they were just coming up out of a canyon. 1 headed right for the gate, and the other pair saw the horses, and lost her mind. 3 fences, and a trip through the neighbors cows, I ended up with her on the end of a rope. Of course I was riding a 5 year old, that has never had a cow tied on to him, Lisa was on a colt, and Jessie on the horse that I usually rope cows with. 2 hours later, I finally got the cow choked down enough that I could get my ropes back. You had to be there. Sorry for no pictures, there just wasn't enough hands to get the camera out.
Phase 2 of the day will be in Coffee Shop.
 
WOW she did GREAT.
Me, I have found am a flatlander LOL I get dizzy and go into panic attacks with edges and dropoffs. Had a heck of a time driving up to Trinidad.
 

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