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A long day

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SVcummins

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Started at 5 am rounded up 550 cows and calves cut the
calves off and nnalert them and sorted a semi load of
replacement heifers. Got back home at 7pm and then bsck on
the disk got a little rain but didn’t settle the dust.
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I really miss working cattle did it for about ten years before switching professions.i put down my last horse at 30 and a half a few weeks ago
 
That's a oof day right there. Hard work don't bother me and working cattle is something I enjoy. Never have done it with a horse tho, but think it would be fun.
 
Like the Pictures. Never cared much for working cattle though I would rather work around Dairy cows than the wild acting beef cattle. Beef nobody works around them most of their life except to vaccinate or treat for an injury of some sort.
I do like ID been all over it. From WY line on US30 to I-86 to I-84 OR line and north from Payette to Lewiston and on up to I-90 from there.
 
Great pics, SV!!!

Sheesh. It was nearly that dusty when we mowed lawn yesterday - hopefully for the last time until Spring.
 
Howdy-- I've just about figured out how you keep going the way you do. We/( me for sure) and I'm sure other gets so tire for you, when we get tired we take a break or nap for you. See how many friends you have helping you out.
 

I sure do enjoy your posts and I thank you for taking the time to make them. I know your time is precious and photos and posts take a lot of time. You simply have to be the hardest working person I know, and I admire that a lot.
 
Not many people at all in today's world get to do what you are doing. I'm sure you know that. I'm tired thinking about that kind of day, I might do it but would take at least a week to recover. Take care.
 
I’ll definitely take all the help i can get for sure . Im kinda like a dog if i stop for more than 5 minutes im asleep
 
I see lots of geese in all the photos. Where do they come from and do they stay around until the snow flies? Do they feed on your land?
 
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