The sunshine met us early this morning.
This jaunt revealed no elk this time around… although I heard one way off in the distance… and at one point their musky odor surrounded me…
I continued through my favorite aspen patch… only a few leaves are golden yellow…
Although the calves didn’t realize it, this was their last day with momma. But what a wonderful day!
Before they knew it, the semis arrived, and in short order, the calves were loaded and hauled down the mountain.
We made it off just in time for a good rain shower. Tess and I watched from the pickup as the guys helped unload. We’re really sweet, y’know? Gotta stay out of the rain!
Another day of weaning is now complete!
The picture with the horse and the rising sun is stunning – definitely framing quality!
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Just how noisy it weaning night and the day after? 😉
Very colorful montage of your day’s activities – I always LOVE pictures of Panama and horses in general!
I love your little Aspen grove! It’s just so peaceful and pretty.
Carol, I really hate to ask this but what happens to the Calves? Are they sold for breeding or are they sold for food ? you know I’m just a city girl who gets awfully attached to the animals ha ha . i have to keep reminding myself that you’re actually in the cattle business
Or a calendar.
A wonderful photo of Panama with the sun behind. An enlargement of that would look stunning on a wall.