May 27, 2009

[Soapweed]

Another day, another holler

Trailing cattle to the neighbor's place for summer pasture

Drinking on the job

Enjoying a backrubber belonging to another neighbor

A sibling and sipping situation

The Kosmo Kid is riding his kolt.

Peach and Goose

Sundflower and Clavinova

Kosmo Kid and Cherokee

Yellowstone is an easy keeper.

Only steer calves and their mothers are invited to go on this exclusive outing.

Going around the bend

Braving the Bear Creek bridge

Jingling along singing a song

The cattle are pert' near across.

And the riders are, too.

Pair up and snack time

Happy kids

 

[Faster horses]

Nice pictures and wonderful subjects.

I hope Kosmo likes his Cherokee colt so well, he'll sell
us his nice stocking legged sorrell. :shock:

I keep hinting...

 

[leanin' H]

Nice day! Why do ya bunch them up by heifer or steer calves?

 

[Soapweed]

Nice day! Why do ya bunch them up by heifer or steer calves?

We take all steer calves to the neighbor's so we can sell them early out of his place, which is closer to civilization than our place. It just works good to have them sorted for sex before we go to summer pasture.

 

[leanin' H]

It pays to be lazy! :wink: I figured you had a diabolicol plan to save labor and make money! Makes sense and probably works great!

 

[gcreekrch]

Nice day for a drive, thanks for taking me along. Looks like your grass is coming now.