Parents, friends and family are invited, around these parts to the local high school prom. Some of them even have a parent’s dance. It’s crazy if you ask me. We didn’t want our parents anywhere near our prom- though we could never do it like they do here- with 630+ kids in our class! Here’s [...]
Last week, Zach and I spent a good 4 days halter breaking and rubbing on our coming yearlings. Some of them never wore a halter, others followed us around with nothing on them, and some learned to lead at the end of a lead-rope. Our goal was more to get our hands on every baby- [...]
Here’s the last of the pretty blossoming tree photos that I took while i was in Texas.
Even if it is chalk full of insanity right now! Zach and I spent the majority of the week, halter-breaking our coming yearlings. What is a coming yearling, you may ask? Well, it’s a horse that is by breed registry standards a yearling (for aged events such as futurities- those are for 3-4-5 yo horses- [...]
I am well aware that y’all have not been properly updated since my return to the ranch, but I got here, and got busy! Plus, I’m enjoying catching up with my cowboy! What am I busy doing, you’re all wondering, I’m sure…We’re halter breaking babies. I really hope I can take some pictures of that [...]
I am WAAAAAY behind on the Easter Weekend photos. But I have a good excuse. Honest. I packed up and drove home on Thursday and Friday! So your South Dakota Cowgirl, is back on the ranch in! There’s no place like home. There’s no place like home! Say it with me now- there’s no place [...]
And usually if you visit this blog there’s pictures of adorable calves and colts. But this time I have a cute picture of some baby goats! One looks like the daddy- the cream-puff colored billy goat, and the other looks like the mama. I know some of you will be interested to hear that three [...]
I know, I don’t post enough photos on this site, right? Well here’s more from our runs in Stephenville, TX back in the middle of March.
Buck on his finished bridle horse: Getting ready to rope something: Students watching: Holding a calf: Practicing: Buck holding a calf: Pretty shot!
Photos from my trip to the Texas Hill Country over Easter Weekend. I’m going to let them do the talking.
