More Hodgepodge

[randiliana]

I got a new saddle this fall, and here is one of the few times you will ever see me in a photo....




New horse wearing new saddle and new footwear


Close up of the new feet


Bug is such a sweetie


Chance


A few cows on the fall grazing program

[randiliana]

Few really good calf raisers








Some new to the job

[randiliana]

One that's had a couple years experience, but she's high up on the cull list....


A job well done...


Weighing calves

[SteveO]

Love that area
I am guessing west of Saskatoon and South of Battleford
I is also nice to put a face with a name
Enjoy your winter
Steve

[brody]

beautiful ... I love your saddle too - trying to decide if hubby should have western saddle or something like yours ... i'd like an aussie and english ..

[topside1]

Glad we got a peak at ya after all these years...Nice photos...Topside

[tnokie]

Looks like theres not much to keep that cold wind from blowing across all those acres!lol. Nice looking cattle! I really liked the blue roan cow and calf!

[randiliana]

Nope, Steve, way further South than that. We are just north of the USA border. About 2 hours from either Glasgow or Malta, MT.

Brody, other than for roping or some sort of western discipline that requires a western saddle, I don't see the need for one. Unless you just really like the western style. This Aussie is sooooo comfy!

Thanks, TN.

Tnokie, thanks, That is a pretty good little cow.

[MO_cows]

Thanks for another nice set of pics. Let us know how the boots hold up. Seems like it would be a lot more convenient than keeping a horse shod, and probably a lot cheaper if the boots last any time. If you can do your own trimming, you are set!

[gone-a-milkin]

There you are!
Dont be afraid of the camera, you look good!
Is that shot taken by your daughter?


New horse in new boots and a new saddle too.
It is nice to see pics of horses that actually earn their keep.

How many calves did you run over the scale on that day?

[randiliana]

Will do MO. I do most of my own trimming, so it is much cheaper than metal shoes!

Lol, I'd much rather be on the other side of the camera! Yes, she is the photographer. I wouldn't say that my horses actually earn their keep. For the amount that they usually get used, I think that they are pretty well paid ;~>

We weighed about 130 calves in a couple hours that day, and then about 50 heifers the next day I think.