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Jun 10, 2016

TMI!!

The other day Mr. Cowboy asked me to come along with him to a Beef-master workshop. I love tagging along with him most of the time when I'm not into a quilting project. So off we went over 80 miles. Once there, we observed and graded the cattle present on a scale of 1 to 10 so to speak. That was fun and the heifers were mild mannered (easy to handle). Next, we had lunch with a great group of folks while taking shop. But then came to meat of the day...... discussion about breeding heifers. Mr. Cowboy asked me to take notes. Little did I realize the "in depth" reporting that would take place.
If you have been following me for a bit, you know that critters are not my thing even though I was raised and still live on a working farm, so when the talk came to AI (Artificial Insemination) and believe you me, it was very thoroughly discussed, I was cross-eyed and dry mouthed. Mr. Cowboy was eating all the info up because he loves all that stuff. Several times he asked me if I was keeping up writing all the stuff down. If looks could kill, he should have known to back down but he seemed oblivious to my feelings on the matter....sign.

Here are "the babies" at least that's what I call them even though they are a little over two years old, about to endure AI. Look at those innocent faces. You know I named them. Meet Alice, Annie, Amber, Angie Anna, Alicia, April, Amy and Ava.
Mr. Cowboy had better tread lightly. Remember what happen to him when I sold Buzzard Bite. Me and my blogging friends rose up and...... well, it wasn't pretty. 
Stay tuned.

4 comments:

Vicki H said...

Like the 'babies' names. When my mom was little, her dad named their cows after grandma's sisters. Not sure the aunts liked that too much.

Homemother said...

They are so cute! Yes, you need to give permission before any of your babies can be sold! No surprises!

Anonymous said...

Thank you for letting me live in ignorance. =) Next time, take the afternoon to visit a quilt shop!

Sparky said...

I so enjoy your outing and your take on it ...believe me, you are a much better person than I....you are way funnier too...
love that you named your girls...very sweet.

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