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Cattle

Reflections at the spring.
Summer time, doing fine!
Content cows.

grassfed beef
A grassfed steer at his finest.
Yearlings in mid-summer.
My man, 324.

happy cows, sunset, grass
Sunset at Vicky’s.
Calves between Turbo’s ears.

The pairs on prairie pasture.
Yearlings at the mineral tub.

The Beef on early spring grass.
Yearlings at the ranch in early winter.
The photographer is examined.

April, eating Swiss Chard.
Small boy asks April if she is ready to calve.
A7 Ranche cows.

June grazing and the promise of moisture.

A visit with the Beef.
Big black Beef graze in our backyard.
Checking pairs in the fall. #3 is a wise old cow.

324, my pet from 2013 to 2015.
The longhorn takes a pretty picture.
Cracking the gate to move the yearlings onto fresh grass.

Big Daddy Dateline and Baby Bull.
Admiring the view with April.

Watering the cows.
June clouds over the valley.
Moving the herd on the slick Roller Coaster road. Horses are essential!

Nice hair, punk!
Beef grazing in front of the bee hives.
April under spring sky.

Lead heifer calf, always the first one to the hay!
April and Tom Foo Loree.
Autumn sunrise.

Fall gather.
A good old girl.
Guess who’s related?

Yearlings.
A cow’s life.

Beef, a few weeks away from butchering.
Big Beef in the caragana.
Siesta time.

In the home yard in the hills.
Yearlings in the hills.
Spring feeding. Still on hay until the grass really starts.

324, gentle giant. So full of gratitude for him.
Beef in the holding field the night before butcher day.
Riding into the ranch.

The pairs in early summer.
Low-stress, fenceline weaning complete for another year.
Do you think the cattle also appreciate this view?

YEarling munching winter feed.
Looking good at the end of the yearling grazing season.
Every year, one of them grabs my heart.

Magic in the small moments.
In our front yard.
Fall grazing at Thirsty Acres.

The gleam of a Black Angus cow.
cows calf
Solid pair.
Summer shine on slick coats.

The view from our prairie home.
cattle beef
Yearlings ready to come home for the winter.

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Phone: 1-403-601-5467

Email: Trail's End Beef

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