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Pictures from Wednesday, June 29, 2006

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Soapweed

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Herders in action
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Like kids in a candy store
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Morning glory
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Still a ways to go
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Saddletramp on Kadoka
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Ummmmm........good
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The herd marker
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Stringing in to water
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Opening the gate
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Allow me....
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Yearling heifers on the move
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Leading the way
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Doctoring a yearling heifer for footrot
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Yellowstone makes a good hitching post
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Cowboy fun
 
Great pictures. Love to see how is supposed to be done (doctorin).
BTW, I think I've got the identical twin to yur Yellowstone horse. I'd show a picture, but haven't figured out how to do that yet.
 
I had a horse that could pass as a twin for your Yellowstone and each and every time I see one of your pics of him it makes my heart twinge a bit!!

Musicman was the best....I mean he could take onthe biggest bulls, hold a rope as tight as you needed and then let the smallest of kids ride him bareback without so much as a bobble or weave! Sometimes I thought he read my mind!

Anyhoo...enough down memory lane!!
 
L.E. Stevens said:
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Still tryin to get the photo on
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Good looking horse. Bring it to Nebraska, and we'll talk trade. :wink: I sure like the color.

My Yellowstone horse is half Tennessee Walking Horse and half Quarter Horse. He's good for lots of miles and is plumb big and stout. I kinda like the ol' bugger, even though he's not quite as "cowy" and quick on his feet as our Goose horse.
 
YEAAHHHH!! way to go L.E. you did good!! and GORGEOUS horse, not just color but has some build to go with it.

Ohhh ..Soapweed GREAT PICS as usual...you sure take us along with you and that is so wonderful to be able to see!!

Easty
 
Ohhh L.E. should be getting a call from a gal asking for that horse with the purty eyes soon!! and the color of my purse. :wink: She wants to put him in back of her subaru too!! lol... :lol: :wink:

Easty
 
Hey Soapweed you got any extra grass yours look good yet, he we are hurting bad, not going be much hay to put up this year, but am chasing every spear thats looks worth cutting. Have a good 4th and keep up the pictures
 
Hey guys, been away for a few days, so just catchin up with this thread.
Easty-not sure I understand "the color of your purse"?
Soapweed-Actually he came from yur part of the country & what do have to trade?
FH-I think it might be the angle, he's a pretty level across the back, although he comes from foundation QH lines.
 
LOL, L.E. it was from our other thread we were talking about buyers. Yep I had one say it was the color of her purse, being a buckskin. I suppose she had a light tan leather purse? lol Sort of like the one that was whittish.

He is very nice.

Easty
 
OK, got it. A little slower over here east of the river. Just glad she didn't have a leopard skin purse.................also was that a 2 or 4-horse Sabru :roll:
 

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