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Looking East towards main barn, early morning February
6, 2002.
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Almost identical picture taken 4 days later, what a
change.
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Cattle relaxing on February 9, 2002, 4 days after
blizzard.
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Winter time feeding, large round bales of wheat/oat
hay. We also feed mineral and protein lick as free choice (snack food.)
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Not really much to look at, but she has a big bull calf
nursing and is our oldest cow. She is 17 years old. Good Longevity!
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Another picture around the hay feeder. The wheat/oat
hay tested 13+% protein and we keep it in front of them.
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| A two day old heifer calf, missed being born in the
blizzard by a few hours. She is "AAA" in our Fullblood
program, by Rito |
Another hay feeder in the Bull pasture. These bulls are
American Fullbloods, Colonel and Duke. |
This picture taken in front, East of our house, looking
Southeast towards the main barn. House is 1/4 mile off main road. |
