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Re: Cow Country

Post by Sir Henry » Thu Nov 29, 2018 8:37 pm

I’ve been missing a lot of great pictures.
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Re: Cow Country

Post by RanchRoper » Fri Nov 30, 2018 9:36 pm

Nice crisp day for a ride. 25F but no snow yet.
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Re: Cow Country

Post by PT7 » Fri Nov 30, 2018 10:02 pm

My kind of weather, RR. BTW, cool hat you have on...I like it. Late last winter I found a similar one and decided to buy it. Last had one when I was a young person, and they are especially great protection in cold, windy weather conditions. Your neck of the woods sure qualifies for those blustery, wintry days!

I partly enjoy this hat style because of the Russian background connected with these fur hats. This ethnic style is the "shapka-ushanka" (шляпа солдата), which simply means "trooper's hat." Mine of course is faux fur, and I'm sure the Russians most often have the real thing. ;) Anyway, I think that's great headwear on a "nice crisp day for a ride."

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Re: Cow Country

Post by RanchRoper » Fri Nov 30, 2018 10:27 pm

Thanks PT7. Mine is sheepskin, and very warm. Great day today as long as you dress for it. I just pulled all the horse's shoes this week so their feet need to toughen up a bit, just have to watch nobody gets sore. But so far so good, Badger was sound when we got home. Gotta watch the rocks though. I used to keep them sharp shod for winter but it's actually better for their feet if they can go without shoes for a while.
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Re: Cow Country

Post by dave77 » Sat Dec 01, 2018 2:23 pm

I got this one a couple of years ago, sheepskin, very warm and well made. The chin strap is new, it doesn't really need it and looks like it's use is optional. Wish I had it back when I spent more time outdoors, I had a decent hat with ear flaps but not nearly as warm as this one.

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Re: Cow Country

Post by RanchRoper » Tue Dec 25, 2018 4:30 pm

Christmas Day in cow country requires a little saddle time. Badger and I take a little break and wait for the noon train...he looks excited, maybe the mail pouch has something in it for him....

18F and no snow...gorgeous day.
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Re: Cow Country

Post by Cofisher » Tue Dec 25, 2018 7:03 pm

Is that like looking a gift horse in the nose?
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Re: Cow Country

Post by RanchRoper » Tue Dec 25, 2018 7:37 pm

Ya he kinda hogs a selfie...
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Re: Cow Country

Post by PT7 » Tue Dec 25, 2018 7:38 pm

RR, you've made Badger's ears famous through the Cow Country journeys. This paired photo looks great, especially with the smile peaking through the handlebar!

Yup, looks like a gorgeous day there. We had almost the same here in KCMO....sunny with a blue sky, but the big difference was that the temps reached almost 53* on our Christmas Day!

Did anything special show up in the train's mail pouch?!? ;)
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Re: Cow Country

Post by RanchRoper » Tue Dec 25, 2018 9:21 pm

Nothing on the train but Santa did bring them a big bag of apple crunch snacks. They all had a couple in their mineral supplements tonight for Christmas supper.
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