October 17, 2009

[Soapweed]

New heifer calves

Two baldies in the bunch

They seem nice and gentle.

Sunflower and the new associates

One of the girls

Hope they make good cows someday

Yearling home-raised bred heifers on the move

They will start calving in late February.

Sporting their new "8" year brands

A mother and son combo. Trying to breed them with no ears.

No one ever eats the ears, anyway. :roll: :wink:

Maybe if I'd left him a bull, he would breed his offspring this way. :roll:

Company getting a horse ride

Yellowstone gets a new rider

Having fun

Though I sneered
What appeared
Was whiskers adhered
To form a beard.

I jeered
And interfered,
But he perservered,
Pioneered,
Commandeered,
And kept his beard.
Weird. :roll:

 

[katrina]

Really nice hiefiers Soap.... No wonder you couldn't sit on your hands...
Job well done....

 

[Faster horses]

He's getting there, Soapweed. Have patience. :wink:

Looks like nice heifers.

Neat that your horses are gentle enough for anyone.
Super, in fact.

 

[gcreekrch]

Your new puchases look to be the right kind Soapweed, may they all produce to their late teens. :wink:

The mention of calves coming in Feb. sent shivers down my spine though.

 

[Soapweed]

Neat that your horses are gentle enough for anyone.
Super, in fact.

They have to be gentle or I couldn't ride them. :wink:

The mention of calves coming in Feb. sent shivers down my spine though.

Mine, too. :roll:

 

[gcreekrch]

Neat that your horses are gentle enough for anyone.
Super, in fact.

They have to be gentle or I couldn't ride them. :wink:

The mention of calves coming in Feb. sent shivers down my spine though.

Mine, too. :roll:

You could put a timer on the latch to the bull pen gate set to open in late June you know. With the added weight from more intact ears and tails you might not sacrifice anything at all.

 

[Soapweed]

Neat that your horses are gentle enough for anyone.
Super, in fact.

They have to be gentle or I couldn't ride them. :wink:

The mention of calves coming in Feb. sent shivers down my spine though.

Mine, too. :roll:

You could put a timer on the latch to the bull pen gate set to open in late June you know. With the added weight from more intact ears and tails you might not sacrifice anything at all.

Turning the bulls out always seems like such a good idea in mid May. :roll: :wink:

 

[gcreekrch]

They have to be gentle or I couldn't ride them. :wink:



Mine, too. :roll:

You could put a timer on the latch to the bull pen gate set to open in late June you know. With the added weight from more intact ears and tails you might not sacrifice anything at all.

Turning the bulls out always seems like such a good idea in mid May. :roll: :wink:

Ya want me to bring this conversation back around sometime in late April?

 

[Nebraska Sandhills]

Great buy on the heifer calves Soapweed. They look really uniform and should make some good cows. Thanks for the pictures

 

[talldog]

Ain't LIFE Grand !! Congrats on great looking cattle and a FINE family !!!

 

[WyomingRancher]

Those do look like nice heifers .

 

[Justin]

nice looking set of heifers, Soap. they look like they will make great cows.

 

[Cedarcreek]

They have to be gentle or I couldn't ride them. :wink:



Mine, too. :roll:

You could put a timer on the latch to the bull pen gate set to open in late June you know. With the added weight from more intact ears and tails you might not sacrifice anything at all.

Turning the bulls out always seems like such a good idea in mid May. :roll: :wink:

I think the first of July is a good day to turn the bulls out. :wink: