Though you're not exactly blue,
Yet you don't feel like you do
In the winter, or the long hot summer days.
For your feelin's and the weather
Seem to sort of go together,
And you're quiet in the dreamy autumn haze.
When the last big steer is goaded
Down the chute,and safely loaded;
And the summer crew has ceased to hit the ball;
When a fellow starts to draggin'
To the home ranch with the wagon --
When they've finished shipping cattle in the fall.
- Bruce Kiskaddon
Yet you don't feel like you do
In the winter, or the long hot summer days.
For your feelin's and the weather
Seem to sort of go together,
And you're quiet in the dreamy autumn haze.
When the last big steer is goaded
Down the chute,and safely loaded;
And the summer crew has ceased to hit the ball;
When a fellow starts to draggin'
To the home ranch with the wagon --
When they've finished shipping cattle in the fall.
- Bruce Kiskaddon
Some random rambling pics from our morning chores with the Lulu's who are looking healthy, happy, hefty and prego!
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| Young Rookie pondering the universe in the dreamy autumn haze |
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| Rook & the ladies |
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| Rook prepares for his morning chores |
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| Moo'ving Miss Lulu B. Bovine #17 away from my truck |
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| The Rookie works calmly and confidently on keeping the Lulu's off my truck and away from the mineral trough so I can unload their vitamins |
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| One of the gals inspecting my morning coffee |
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| Keeping the boss's Coffee safe |
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| Taking turns for their vitamins - Are the ladies looking like they have baby beef buns in the oven or what? |
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| A young Miss chunky monkey! |
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| Master Rook and Pendelton having their morning meet and great session |
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| Bull-Jolais strikes a pose |
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| A great young cattle dog in the making - Thanks again buddy for helping me out |
