We moved them early because we all were having company over the weekend. Deer season started.
And, too make sure we got all the pairs and everyone is in good health.
Heading over the hill.
The end of the day, there was a cool sundog in this odd looking cloud.
Angel wings.
The hunters. Bob was successful.
Thanks for stopping by.
Hey, pretty neat pictures. I will post about moving the steers too.
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Very nice ending to lots of work.Makes me want to grill.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! I love them all...and the SUNDOG the best!
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What a great place to live!
ReplyDeleteA whole lot of work to get done.
ReplyDeleteI always wonder that about the temps, too! And 75 feels wonderful in the spring! I see one the dogs thinks it is hot, too!
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ReplyDeleteHope all goes well shipping steer calves today!
Love your sky pictures.
We moved Cousin T's pairs home yesterday. This morning J and I are moving the young bunch of pairs home. Tomorrow we are combining two summer pasture groups into one; those cattle will come home next Tuesday.
Your cattle are sure looking good. Those sky photos are great!
ReplyDeleteGood to see a glimpse of your part of the world! We will move cattle home from summer pastures the first week of November.
ReplyDeleteVery cool, we weaned last Sunday, glad that's over for the year, prices are good so that's always a positive :) The sundog pic is super cool in those clouds.
ReplyDeleteI looked at your photos enlarged, beautiful! I know what you say about the fall. I guess we just expect it to be cooler. I think the sun seems stronger in the fall. Maybe because the air is clearer and it's moved a bit. I don't know. Good luck with the deer hunting. It's a big thing here too!
ReplyDeleteAlways something to do when you live on a farm. - Loving your sundog and that last sunset shot, so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThose are some awesome pictures. Glad everyone is healthy and doing good. Nothing better than things that run smooth.
ReplyDeleteGreat pix! Just hopped over from another blog & figured out I'm south of you by just a ways - in the Blues in Oregon. Grew up w/ hereford & angus and those little angus babies are about one of the cutest things on earth. Hope you're getting some of this rain.
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