Soapweed
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Cat that looks like a cookie jar
Looks like Sparky is trapped and using his phone to call for help. Fortunately he was just talking to a customer.
Colton Burpo singing Amazing Grace. He is the boy who inspired the book HEAVEN IS FOR REAL.
Peach and Clavinova
Cold weather cowgirl
Vaccinating crew in action
Sunflower, chief organizer
This is the system we have used for many years.
Right ear has an engraved jumbo Ritchey tag.
Left ear has a corresponding color and number, using a Y-Tex button tag. Usually, even if the big tag gets lost, the button tag stays in.
If the big tag is lost, we use a Dremel tool to engrave a new tag with another correctly colored Ritchey tag. This is done at preg checking time
each fall. If both tags happen to get lost, we still have a year brand to know how old the cow is, and can at least give her an appropriate tag
so we know her status. We leave the original calf tag in the left ear also, so that a bit more of the cow's history is evident.
Young draft gelding
Wonderful Amish barn in southeast Nebraska
Hooking the team
Rolling down the road
Silhouette of our pickup pulling a 16' bumper trailer, loaded with two draft horses and one saddle mule
Meeting the upteenth load of hay being hauled down the highway
Sparky and associates
Cousins
Wide-eyed and amazed
Bringing cattle home from the neighbor's ranch, where they have been enjoying life since last June
It's easier to pull a chain
Than to push it
Moseying along
Sparky's new gadget
A 1953 model Lone Star brand Admiral motor boat
Delilah learned quite a bit at her mule college class.
Sandhills sundown