Time just seems to fly!
It's Saturday and Camera Critters time!
The livestock show and rodeo has started.
We went to the livestock show last week for the first time in 25 years and had a ball. In fact we had so much fun, we are going back next week. If you want to see more of our adventures, you'll have to visit on a day other than Saturday for the rest of the pictures!
The first critters we met were the two legged variety. They were everywhere! Mostly inner city kids who had no idea what/who livestock are.
I'm sure they had never seen a live turkey.
They are lucky if they see a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner.
They are lucky if they see a turkey for Thanksgiving dinner.
I feel in love with these little guys -- stubborn but cute!
You can't imagine just how huge the brahmans are.
Take it from me -- HUGE doesn't begin to describe them.
And they have the most beautiful brown eyes.
Happy Weekend Everyone!
Take it from me -- HUGE doesn't begin to describe them.
And they have the most beautiful brown eyes.
Happy Weekend Everyone!
That's HUGE!!
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What great photos, i don't think i have ever seen a white turkey before, that is interesting.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics! Sounds like a fun, and interesting outing :)
ReplyDeleteLots to see- I bet it was great fun--
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! I always love to visit the stock show.
ReplyDeleteAww! Great pics; especially the lil' goat!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharin' , and have a great weekend ahead!
WHOA!... those fellas do look gigantic!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post...
Thanks so much for coming by my blog... =)
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That looks like fun! Man he's big!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had lots of fun & saw many unusual animals...any cats there?
ReplyDeleteGreat CCs! Love the Dwarf Goats....stubborn but cute....just like the Beagles!
ReplyDeleteI would love a live stock aution! Thanks for sharing.
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Those brahmans are gorgeous! I have never seen one before. :) I love the bluish hides! :)
ReplyDeleteBrahmans are big! They look gentle, but my husband recalls one no-so-gentle bull that tried to chase him over a six-foot fence!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE livestock shows. I just love animals in general. I would take them all home and start a farm if I could. A big dream of mine, because I grew up on a ranch with animals, and I would love to have that again.
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking me with you to the livestock show! I enjoyed it.
I do love the Brahma bulls. They are magnificent and yes, they do have the loveliest eyes.
ReplyDeleteBeing in a cow barn or livestock show brings back fond memories of my grandmother's farm in Maryland.
Thanks for the walk down memory lane.
It does look like a great adventure! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos !!!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you, I think that there are a lot of city kids that never get to see real, live farm animals. We took a group of kids on a field trip, last year, to Carson City. The route from Reno to CC, passes through Washoe Valley, where you get to see farm animals. I was a little taken back, when one kid pointed at a cow and asked me what it was !!!
OOPS!!! Forgot to switch to my account. That last comment from 'Jay' was actually me!!
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