the cattle that is..
of course I don't blame them. After all, multiple shots and branding irons and squeeze chutes are not their idea of a good time.
But they all went over to the gates to be let into the pasture they've been eyeing for the last month.
I didn't have a problem at all letting them head over the hill...but I bet I won't be seeing them up close for a couple days. Seems they forgot about the "unfortunate event" as they were headed out to pasture. Not a one of them lifted their heads. But I'll still ride down and check on each one of them tonight. I'll have to give them their hugs. My vet said, I needed one too actually and I had to laugh. I'm thinking I do though...I'm thinking I do.
of course I don't blame them. After all, multiple shots and branding irons and squeeze chutes are not their idea of a good time.
This would be Rudy the bull...he didn't like it at all, but he sure filled up the chute!
and then the babies!
Free hugs!!! Coming your way!
ReplyDeleteI can only imagine the feeling the cattle must have of first hitting this open pasture!
I don't know how I missed this post. I would love to see you on your horse - somewhere but in my imagination. I hope the cattle have forgiven you by now : )
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