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Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Dandylyons's search.

Monday the cattle were sorted and the calves sold. In the ruckus Dandylyons, uncharacteristically made a break for it. Brad let her go. I knew who she was looking for and it was heart wrenching. She doesn't understand. She went to all his favorite places.
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She thought she wait here at the bottom of the bluff.
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Bobby thought she'd wait as well because she doesn't understand either.
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Dandylyons didn't like the idea of hanging out with a dog and let Bobby know.
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Bobby thought it could be a good game but Dandylyons wasn't in the mood to play.
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Although I raised Dandylyons from birth, she doesn't eat treats but loves back rubs. I gave her some water and a back rub.
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Brad took our picture under Foxsun's apple tree. I love Dandylyons and she knows it.
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On a brighter note; we kept this lovely heifer calf called Sparkle.
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And Wildairo is a handsome devil!
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But the big news is Echo has decided to turn in his WILD HORSE CARD!

5 comments:

Kara said...

Oooo! I need to hear more!!!

Linda said...

Wow. He's gone domestic?

Dandelyons sure is sweet, btw--and Wildairo really is handsome!

Cheryl Ann said...

Cute story! Dandelyons sure is beautiful!

JackieB said...

You certainly have a lovely herd of critters, especially Wildairo.

What breed(s)is Dandelyons? I love that she has horns! Polled cattle just look funny.

arlene said...

Dandylyons is mostly Charolais. It's a French breed. We had to saw her horns off a bit because they were growing into her head. Some of our cows have horns that stick right up and others are polled. Dandylyons's sister had a horn that would have grown into her eye if we hadn't of cut it back...how horrible that would have been!