Casey, Taylor and Chad supervising unloading the cows
Each winter, we send many of our cows to Laramie to be wintered by our friends, the Spieglebergs. They raise a lot of hay at their high altitude ranch and give great care to our cows. Now it is time for them to come home, so they are arriving, one truckload at a time.
In the meantime, we are seeing new calves on the ground. We’ve had some scary weather with high winds and low temperatures, but for the present, we have bare meadows, warmish days and nights, and a lot of fun overseeing the new babies.
coming home
Meanwhile, back at the mud puddle–Maura, McCoy and Tiarnan
Siobhan watching the cows cross the bridge, headed for the Lemmons pasture
Cows and baby calves in the Ames Field
Black baldie mama
hanging out in the Lemmons Place
Ladder Ranch
