(all backed up and ready to load)
We had them separated at branding time so it was easy to just run em in and put the calves in one pen and the cows in another.
(only half the calves I never had time to take pics before
we had already loaded some.)
(if you make this pic bigger, you can see the cow looking out the hole in the liner)
They will stay up there till the middle of October and we wont have to worry about them being taken care of all summer, that only leaves us with 130 (or so) at home to watch. Sure saves on grass too. In a couple weeks we will take a couple bulls up there as well. We are in a pasture with only one other person and her 20 or so cows, so its kinda nice we kinda know the kinds of bulls she uses are similar to ours.
4 comments:
Is that the same community pasture that Doug and Linda look after?
No Shirley it is a different one, we live in the Special Areas and they work in the County of Newel at the EID Pasture
Sure are lucky to be able to live the ranch life! I sometimes wish I was in your shoes for a few days!
Nice to be able to leave them for the summer and not worry! The calves look great too.
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