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<blockquote data-quote="backhoeboogie" data-source="post: 1245426" data-attributes="member: 3162"><p>Did I mention the new babies? 6. Count 'em! Since I was sick 6 new calves hit the ground. Lisa and I went gawking at them this evening. Those yearlings ran up to her and rubbed her every way they could. All three of them wanted her attention. They've been down there for 6 weeks now. Surely they are bred. 12 year old Big 'Un got a little jealous. Came over to Lisa and ran those yearlings off. She needed scratching too. </p><p></p><p>Lisa has never been around cattle. She loves it. She does what I ask her to do because she doesn't know any better. I had her loading syringes when I was working them last time and I was 't fast enough for her. When I looked up, she had started injecting herself. Awesome. She helps anyway she can. She is always anticipating the next move. Best help a man could ask for. </p><p></p><p>She really enjoyed seeing the new calves and petting the older ones today.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="backhoeboogie, post: 1245426, member: 3162"] Did I mention the new babies? 6. Count 'em! Since I was sick 6 new calves hit the ground. Lisa and I went gawking at them this evening. Those yearlings ran up to her and rubbed her every way they could. All three of them wanted her attention. They've been down there for 6 weeks now. Surely they are bred. 12 year old Big 'Un got a little jealous. Came over to Lisa and ran those yearlings off. She needed scratching too. Lisa has never been around cattle. She loves it. She does what I ask her to do because she doesn't know any better. I had her loading syringes when I was working them last time and I was 't fast enough for her. When I looked up, she had started injecting herself. Awesome. She helps anyway she can. She is always anticipating the next move. Best help a man could ask for. She really enjoyed seeing the new calves and petting the older ones today. [/QUOTE]
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