I haven't blogged in a while because well I just didn't have much to say....guess that will change since summer is near :) We picked up a new bull this week, we kept one of last year's calves so the old bull had to go. I was sad to see him leave but the new bull is about 2 years old and very calm, this makes me happy since I am out in the fields a lot with the cows "my girls" and the bull "the Mr". Most of the cows ignored the new mister except Bella and Ellie....
Mister met Bella first......
Then Ellie got in the middle of it......after this though he became part of the group and seemed fit in, or maybe the rest just ignored him....
On to other things I lost a few cucumber plants this week a mole found my garden. Not sure if it's the same one or not but he also has been around the chicken pen and a few places in the yard. Has anyone had this problem? If so what is a good way to catch him/them?
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Why did the old bull have to go because you kept a calf? (I'm not sure why, but that questions seems as if it's the beginning of a joke.) I used to have a dog who dug up moles and killed them. However, I didn't go shopping and say, I want a dog who digs up moles and kills them.
ReplyDeleteI adopted him and learned later that he was a mole murderer because he brought a couple into the house.
Love,
Janie
Hi Janie
ReplyDeleteI couldn't keep the bull because I wouldn't want him to breed his daughter, sad but when I keep a calf the bull has to go....some years I have let all the calves go because I wanted to keep the bull! :) I sooo wish I had a dog like yours!! Take care, nice to hear from you!
Nice!
ReplyDeleteMy grandmother lives in a countryside. I love visiting her so much! Your post reminded me of her) I should visit her soon)
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