Monday, February 23. 2009

Calves

My Darling Wife finally managed to get some pictures of some of the babies. It's going slow with them but we are making progress, if only the weather would cooperate. Taken 02/20/2009.

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Sarpy Sam

in Pictures at 06:31 | Comments (7)

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Nice babies.... sure has been a winter, hasn't it!

#1 threecollie (Homepage) on 2009-02-23 06:56

Actually, the winter hasn't been too bad here.

#1.1 Sarpy Sam (Homepage) on 2009-02-23 18:54

The next generation. That is what it is all about, isn't it? Stopped Saturday to show my mother my grandkids new lambs. This is Mom's 93rd spring and she still loves to see the "babies."

#2 bonnie on 2009-02-23 09:30

I wouldn't want to "come out" either in that kind of weather.

Moo
Mike D w/ Ziggy the Office Kat

#3 Mike Desmond (Homepage) on 2009-02-23 09:43

Do new mothers get any special priveleges?

#4 Ken Mueller (Homepage) on 2009-02-23 12:43

Yes, they do get a "special privilege." They get the privilege of producing a calf every year until they are toothless at which time I will sell them.

#4.1 Sarpy Sam (Homepage) on 2009-02-23 18:56

And you forgot to add they then become Big Mac's (which I'm not allowed to eat) and those wonderful steaks at Longhorn and Outback (that I'm not allowed to eat either). I think that some of the old cow is in Ziggy the Office Kats Beef & Chicken dinner (that I don't want to eat).

Moo,
Mike D. w/ Ziggy the Office Kat (who loves Beef & Chicken dinner)

#4.1.1 MIke Desmond (Homepage) on 2009-02-25 09:36

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Random Photo from The Gallery

Gathered up some drys, cows that have no calves, and late calvers to sell. I have a semi load that will go out this afternoon and be on the auction tomorrow. Next week or the week after there will be another load to go out. That is one load to many. Between the late snowstorm and the dry year last year things didn't work out to well. Taken 5/14/2007.

From album: Cows