Don't you think this little calf has a valentine on it's face? Well maybe you have to use your imagination a little. Everything was so peaceful at the ranch I don't have much to write about today. There was one cow standing by the boat peering down into it as if she was thinking of getting in. We saw a new baby calf with a rat tail. That is a short tail and slick down where most calves have a longer tail and it is fluffed up on the end. Shelly Marie and Mama Twiggy were both doing fine, stopped their grazing to look at us as we passed. We stopped to talk to the renters. They have aquired another dog. That makes four now. He did fix the fence up good so maybe they can't get out of the yard to chase the cattle. The weather is beautiful here but it is so dry and everything is dead, no green in sight.
22 comments:
he does have a valentine... how neat!
My imaginations working today because I can see it. Sounds like a peaceful kinda day out on the range. Take care and enjoy,
Katie
We finally got rain here last night and some today. I think that white does spot does look like a valentine on the black calf. Helen
Nice valentine you painted on the calf! LOL
I hope you have the camera when one of the cows sits down in the boat!
Renters are going to have a Pound soon.
Hope they are not all inside dogs!!! landlord'll kill 'em!(maybe) But then if they are inside they can't chase stock.
Jack
Hi Paula. It does look like a valentine :)....
Texas looks big and lonesome in this photo, but the cows look right. I somehow always relate Texas and Longhorns. And I was always glad I did not have to chase those Texas longhorns. I have just been reading a book about cattle history and it said that at one time there in Texas very young boys were hired to drive these skinny wild longhorns to markeet far away, and one underage teen was even made a trail boss because he was so expert at his job. I didn't know that. I guess the skinny cows didn't sell for much so the cowpunchers never made enough for the job to attract the adult cowboys so they hired young boys! Gerry
Glad everything at the ranch is peaceful.
I think I see a valentine. Maybe you need
to put some paddles in the boat in case the cows would like go for a ride around the lake.
Shirl
I see the valentine! Glad it was a good day on the ranch. We have thunderstorms coming tomorrow, maybe you'll get some too :-)
Awww cute little calf! Does it have pretty blue eyes like most of them have? Your pix is large and then I thought.. Well Paula lives in Texas and everything is big in Texas. hehe Hmmm grass is dead here too... but on top of that it is cold!!! Ugh! Janie
I saw the "valentine"...right away...and the two "butts" are not bad looking either LOLOL..hugs from Ora
I see the valentine! What a little cutie.
Glad you are having beautiful weather, would you like to send some my way as a christmas present?? It's soooooo cold here!!
That is so cute!
Paula, I can't figure out how to get your blog to pop up on my home page, or whatever it's called. Help! I haven't been able to get myself motivated to learn this new system yet and I'm missing the action. Paulette
Make sure you post it's pretty face on Feburary 14th
YES, I DEFINATELY SEE THE VALENTINE!!! HOPE YOU HAD A GOOD THANKSGIVING PAULA.
LOVE YA,
CARLENE
((((((((((((((((HUGSTOYOU)))))))I am glad I found you to,its not easy like J-land,I added you to my Favorite places and will add your link to my Blog so I can go it by that way.I have misssed you to.
Cute little calf, and I can see the heart...cool. Glad you are having good weather. It's cold and damp here and even some snow flying around a little. HUH? Not here...lol.
Hugs, Joyce
The calf is cute :)
It's freezing here!!!! *M*
Why, yes, I see the valentine very clearly!! How sweet! Love the title to this entry Pauline. Hope you had a splendid Thanksgiving!!!
Lisa
I'd love to send you a bit of our sleet and wet snow! Glad you guys are doing well, and I do see the heart on the calf's face.
It sure does look like a heart!
(((((((((((((HUGSTOYOU))))))))))))))Thanks for sharing this with me.Have a nice 4th of July.
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