summer/fall photos

[Justin]

Great set of pictures.

That little guy cracks me up every time I see him. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Me too. The hot dog picture a couple years back still comes to mind fairly regular.

Thanks for the photos Justin. How did you make out for feed after the hailstorm?

we were able to get enough gathered up, i hope :? :wink: the hailstorm wiped out probably 85% of the first cutting. thankfully we had enough moisture that we were able to bale a fair amount of second cutting. i ended up buying some year old hay from a couple neighbors. sooo, depending on when winter decides to set in, we might/might not have enough :wink:

 

[Justin]

In the picture with the stick horse...did anyone but me
notice the expression on both faces...it was the very same.

Like father, like son.

we both tend to get a bit crabby sometimes when it comes to barrel racing, stick horse or otherwise...

 

[burnt]

Wow, your little one on the phone- that's a great shot! You've got heaven on earth!

:agree:

 

[oldblood]

Justin do you live in Harding County? Nice pictures of the kids. I like how tall your grass is. Looks like you had good rain.

 

[burnt]

How is your pup Shortgrass?

It seemed like a good idea at the time :lol: :lol: .

Ah, we like her real well, but she is all puppy. I believe she must have some "junk yard dog" breeding from the looks of the front step :?: Yep I'm sure of it :nod:.

Boy oh boy, ain't it the truth, the joys of starting over with a pup! Our Collie Heeler female is now about 4 months old and finally starting to give a few indications of being something more than a shoe-chewing, junk-dragging, leg-biting monster.

Still, "but she is all puppy", as you said and some days :roll:

Patience . . .

 

[R A]

Very nice pictures, Justin! Looks like a good life you're living.

 

[MO_cows]

Cute, cute kids! And kudos to your wife for getting out and rodeoing, too. Really enjoyed those pics.