Moving neighbor's pairs

[Dave]

One of my neighbor's house, barns, etc is on the south side of the river. His cow herd winters on the north side. His range land is on the south side. The river is running too high to cross the calves. So rather than drown the calves he brings them up and uses my bridge. This means they drive them about 1.5 miles across the neighbor between us and up through my front field. Then up the hill about 3/4 of a mile to the gate into his property. Probably 150+ pairs. Sitting by my fence, the cows haven't figured out the gate is in the other corner and it is open. Lined out across my field. And up on his place I took a picture of Lookout Mountain while waiting for them to pair up. I took a picture of them going up the hill and while they were pairing up but all I got was lots of sage brush.

 

[tater74]

I miss the mountains in that area, but not the snow.

 

[Dave]

I miss the mountains in that area, but not the snow.

We don't get very much snow here in the valley. The majority of what we do get in snow in the morning and gone by afternoon.