Pictures of Cows and no grass

[RanchMan90]

Here's my old plug roughin a living in the sandhills of Oklahoma.

Where are Sandhills ?
Waynoka ?
I had a place in Avard Ok a few years back

Southeast Oklahoma, down between Durant and Hugo.

 

[JWBrahman]

Thanks Ron, it's interesting how we end up with the same type with different genetics.

 

[TexasBred]

I can attest, Raven's pastures look poor compared to normal years.

Most of his ladies look like they need a few weeks on "short grass". A bit overconditioned.

 

[dieselbeef]

that's good grass compared to what we got in fl so far

 

[Cross-7]

Here's my old plug roughin a living in the sandhills of Oklahoma.

Where are Sandhills ?
Waynoka ?
I had a place in Avard Ok a few years back

Southeast Oklahoma, down between Durant and Hugo.

I didn't realize there was sand over there
Down on the red river ?

 

[TennesseeTuxedo]

I can attest, Raven's pastures look poor compared to normal years.

Most of his ladies look like they need a few weeks on "short grass". A bit overconditioned.

He can't help himself. He fills that trough daily, out of habit mostly I'd say.

 

[RanchMan90]

I didn't realize there was sand over there
Down on the red river ? Yep, just a few miles off the red river. Lots of sand, mostly old peanut fields.

 

[Bright Raven]

I can attest, Raven's pastures look poor compared to normal years.

Most of his ladies look like they need a few weeks on "short grass". A bit overconditioned.

I vascilate between worrying about too much grass and not having enough grass. Someday I hope to conquer my mind. So far, it wins as often as I do but I'll whip that whining azzhole one of these days. Lol

 

[dieselbeef]

my cows would run the fence down for that right now

 

[Craig Miller]

If my old computer hadn't of crashed I could show West Texas 2011 after extreme hot summer of a 100 plus days of 100 plus temps. Most of those were 110 and more. The days we weren't a 100 we were 98-99 with a dry sw wind.

I'd show you what no grass really looks like

You can't blame a drought for what they have going on out there.

 

[Cross-7]

If my old computer hadn't of crashed I could show West Texas 2011 after extreme hot summer of a 100 plus days of 100 plus temps. Most of those were 110 and more. The days we weren't a 100 we were 98-99 with a dry sw wind.

I'd show you what no grass really looks like

You can't blame a drought for what they have going on out there.

I don't follow what you mean

 

[TennesseeTuxedo]

If my old computer hadn't of crashed I could show West Texas 2011 after extreme hot summer of a 100 plus days of 100 plus temps. Most of those were 110 and more. The days we weren't a 100 we were 98-99 with a dry sw wind.

I'd show you what no grass really looks like

You can't blame a drought for what they have going on out there.

I don't follow what you mean

Overgrazing?

 

[Craig Miller]

It's always dry there.

 

[Ol' 243]

Wish I could share some with ya, our grass here is unbelievable right now. Couldn't say that last year during the drought though.

 

[Craig Miller]

If my old computer hadn't of crashed I could show West Texas 2011 after extreme hot summer of a 100 plus days of 100 plus temps. Most of those were 110 and more. The days we weren't a 100 we were 98-99 with a dry sw wind.

I'd show you what no grass really looks like

You can't blame a drought for what they have going on out there.

I don't follow what you mean

Here's a picture I took last week at the rig. The grass looks OK right here. That "road" on the other side of them is the runway at Midland Airport.

 

[Craig Miller]

You can't blame a drought for what they have going on out there.

I don't follow what you mean

Overgrazing?

One thing you an say about the folks out there is nobody overgrazes. The cows are all fat and happy.

 

[Cross-7]

It takes lots of acres for a cow out there.
Which ain't a bad thing.
The problem is.
Say just for an example you can pay 10,000 per cow to buy land in other places.
That'd be 10 acres to a cow at 1000 an acre.
But the hunters are buying up west Texas and paying 1000-1200 an acre.
It take 20-30 acres for a cow and a lot of it 30 won't do that.
That puts your buy in at 30000 per cow or more.
But if I had the money for 10 or 20 sections I'd go to dickens county today

 

[alisonb]

Those cows need to find a new hairdresser fast :lol:

 

[Bright Raven]

Those cows need to find a new hairdresser fast :lol:

Lol. :lol: