Well after an unseasonable hot and smoky summer , it seems the air is clearing finally, we did have a lot of rain to go with it , but the air quality has been brutal. It did make some pretty pictures.
We did get the hay up , what there was of it, although we got rain we also had grasshoppers. Floods, fires, pestilence... if 4 guys show up on horseback I am out!
all that said, now that the air is clearer and its cooler, we have ben working a little more outside with the horses. Mel has been around (for the OG's who remember Almighty Marshmellow) helping out a few days a week.
Little Miss Ransom is growing up nicely. And for the first time in the history of me, all of my registrations and stallion reports through this year are complete!
A few days work reminding of halter manners, also Babe is sold pending pickup. Foxy, Callypso and Mystik are still available .
Renters cattle are enjoying the lush greeenery . we have done a lot more in the rotation and putting out salt than normal but quiet cows like this it is easy work
Although, Henry, the only 3 legged golden retriever cow dog I know , may have cow bossed too close to the sun and couple days and needed to tlc and rest
Its a process
Hope all are safe and well and enjoying the [;easant fall weather.
Until next time
3 comments:
The quality of the air polluted light was really amazing.
And I'm not a horse person, I mean I've always been enchanted by them but never had one, I do love seeing the pics. And so nice to hear from you!!!
Ransom is quite a looker! Someone will be sure to snap her up.
Hopefully you got enough hay for your own needs!
Give Henry a big pat for me. He sure loves to be helpful! And Frankie too.
Nice looking filly! For us, growing season was all about the drought. We hope to do a late (small) crop of hay yet this month. Should have enough bales for our herd, without having to buy any of last years crop back. Depends on final count.
Brave pups! Fun to see them in action.
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