Thanks guys for all of the complements!
It's fun taking pictures, I just wish I had more time to practice. When the hubby and I go to look at the cattle and horses he doesn't have a lot of patience in waiting for me to take pics--he says "he has too much to do." I also wish I had a camera with a big zoom lense on it--that way I could get close ups of critters without having to sneak up on them!
FH-I am thinking of putting the pic in the Red Angus magazine contest--we'll see how it does. As well, I might try the Tri State too. Thanks for the encouragement. Although it's not on this forum, your pictures of your awesome calves that Haymaker posted is great! Maybe your should enter them in the Tri State photo contest!
And, guess what??? Mr. TTB and I will be attending the Rancher's get together in Deadwood. I think we'll only be there for the day 
but it's better than not getting to go at all.
As well, we have a huge surplus of produce-cucumbers, zucs, a yellow squash, bell peppers (we should still have them coming) and maybe by then cantalopes. Is anyone interested in this stuff??? If so, post back or PM me and I'll bring some with.
Another thing we have a surplus of is orange daylilies---like probably over a 100, so if you want some daylily plants let me know, bring a bucket with some water and we'll gladly give you some. The story behind the lilies is Mr. TTB's Grandma, who is almost 90 decided she wanted to move her peonies to her daylily bed, and asked if I wanted the lilies. Of course I did, they are tied for #1 on my list of favorites with a couple other plants. I hadn't been to the lily bed for awhile so didn't know quite how many were there. Yesterday we dug them out-holy cow! Yesterday evening we planted over 50 and still have lots left. So, if you're interested, let me know.
Well, better get going. Daylight is burning on another beautiful day in the Dakotas!
Cheers,
TTB :wink:
