Random Pics (PICS ADDED -- landscape)

[K2011]

Took some pics this past week.

The red bull's latest calf

We put the cows/heifers and calves in the back pasture, but we left our old blind cow and one that is close to calving and the cancer eye cow and calf in with the bull.

The rest of the cows were going crazy over the fresh new grass -- AND THE SALT!! you would think we didn't even give them any salt in the front pasture..

Dad re-painted the hay rake...looks pretty good when it's back together -- I'll have to get a pic of that later..

This heifer has lost her bangs tag....that doesn't happen very often does it? she is the 1st one we've ever had to loose their tag...and her left eye isn't always looking off in some other direction lol

 

[grannysoo]

You're good with that camera! :clap:

 

[bigbull338]

yes you are real good with a camera.love all of our pics.

 

[alacattleman]

cow looks like she got a hangover

 

[Australian]

Love the pics. Can you post some of the country around your place?
Colin

 

[K2011]

Sorry for the subjects in the pics but that's how I take pics lol....the land really isn't as open as it looks...just the trees in the pasture have been clear for a very long time

 

[Australian]

Thanks. Looks a bit like some areas of Australia.
Colin

 

[talldog]

That cow looks like grannysoo after a hard night !! :cowboy:

 

[Lorenzo]

K2011

You are one of my favourite posters here !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am speachless with your pictures, some of them are very special...
Thank you very much.

L

 

[bigbull338]

once again you have some great pics.

 

[Australian]

Thanks for the pics once again. Here in Australia we have no deciduous trees that are native to the country. The only trees that can be seen in parts without leaves are willows. Any others are introduced. So we have lots of evergreen trees throughout our countryside.
If anyones interested to see some of the area in which I live look up "tenterfield" on google. Its mainly granite type country, beef cattle,tourism,sheep and wine. Most of the area is 800 to 1400 metres above sea level.
Colin