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Cow Country
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Extra help was good, although with the cool day and wind blowing the cattle always move well.
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You are very welcome. Glad you enjoy them.
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More from Saturday. The mountains in the backgrounds of some are on the Alberta-Montana border. Enjoy!
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beautiful country indeed
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Wonderful photos and tales of riding the range. Thanks, RanchRoper. I enjoy them all.RanchRoper wrote:Some pics from today. I took a couple dozen and will post more once I sort them. It was a good day, extra help showed up. Cattle moved well. All of these will calve in the next week or so. The owner put off moving another bunch of cows and calves until later next week. This is 276 cows.
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Moving another big bunch on Thursday this week. Will try to get some more pics. Maybe a pictorial "The south end of north bound cows".
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Just had a "I'd like to see" thought on your last three pictures. I'd like to see these scenes in a video, and be able to hear those cattle "talking" to you as you're walking them across the plains. That would be mellow!
Thanks for the photos...always enjoyable to look at.
Thanks for the photos...always enjoyable to look at.
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Great at work photographs RR. I almost feel that I'm getting saddle sore from looking at them. Almost.
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agree on his pictures .... they hearken me back to a time when I worked with horses .... oh, yea .... back to being saddle sore as well ..daytime dave wrote:Great at work photographs RR. I almost feel that I'm getting saddle sore from looking at them. Almost.
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I do have some videos taken with my phone but don't know how post them as the files are big. You can hear them for sure!
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Never been in a saddle, so no experience with being saddle sore.
Except it's probably like the "sore" from being on a motorcycle seat for hours & hours & hours.....I know that feeling!!
Except it's probably like the "sore" from being on a motorcycle seat for hours & hours & hours.....I know that feeling!!
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Much the same. There's even similarities in the road rash when you get dumped.
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Couple more pics from last weekend...cows, cows, more cows...I try to get some horse ears in there to help put you in the driver's seat...
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Great perspective, the horse is quite photogenic. I love the Last one with the stream I assume you crossed.
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Yes, it's about stirrup deep in the middle, not too bad but the water is moving fast. One of the dogs started across about a 1/4 mile west of where he came ashore...RetiredSeabee wrote:Great perspective, the horse is quite photogenic. I love the Last one with the stream I assume you crossed.
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Thanks for the very enjoyable pictures.
Those horse ears remind me a little of the shape of Henry buckhorn rear sights. And they have the cattle perfectly sighted in!
No wonder you like them!
Those horse ears remind me a little of the shape of Henry buckhorn rear sights. And they have the cattle perfectly sighted in!
No wonder you like them!
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That must be it!! I don't think ol' Badger would let me put a peep sight on his head!!PT7 wrote:Thanks for the very enjoyable pictures.
Those horse ears remind me a little of the shape of Henry buckhorn rear sights. And they have the cattle perfectly sighted in!![]()
No wonder you like them!
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Very enjoyable photos of Badger's ears and the world ahead. Thanks.
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Here's a couple from a few year's ago when I rode for the a7 Ranch.
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