And they did. We normally graze them in the back of the farm - about 300 ft higher and a quarter mile farther back off the road from our house. Chuck was going to go up and get them to feed hay while the grass is buried under about 12 inches of snow and deep drifts, but they beat him to it. They came down through the open gates he left after the first snowstorm, so it was a simple matter of moving them into the small paddock in the lee of the sheep barn. That's Lillian, Meatloaf, Loraleigh, and crazy black cow, getting a drink in the creek.
I have always loved your Highlanders! They are just so cool looking,
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love the way their horns sweep back in a graceful curve? Lillian's horns are beautiful
ReplyDeleteI 'need' some Highlanders. Unfortunately every time I look for some,they are always bred to Angus or Dexter bulls. I guess if I'm paying, "I" want to decide what to breed them too! :)
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