Why I like Michigan and Dexters (picture heavy)
Feb 3, 2014 15:11:22 GMT -5
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Post by lakeportfarms on Feb 3, 2014 15:11:22 GMT -5
Though we don't have many sunny days here in the winter, when we do I don't take them for granted. I spent a little time outside taking some photos. It was about 10 F with calm winds, but with the sun out all I needed was a pair of sunglasses and a fleece pullover. I guess we're acclimated to the cold now 
Down our road:
Looking South:
Long and short legged heifer calves about the same age:
Tessa, a shortie yearling heifer:
Trinket (short) and Lara (long), full sisters one year apart in age:
Dolly, who is a beautiful traditional lines Dexter cow:
Maverick, dun carries red shortie yearling bull, A2/A2. We're hoping to find a new home for him:
Rebel Patriot, a red polled shortie July 2013 bull, A2/A2, who we'll be keeping to breed to some of our red girls. His mom is probably the shortest cow we have (she's behind him):
If we get any more snow I'm going to need taller fences in some spots!
Down our road:
Looking South:
Long and short legged heifer calves about the same age:
Tessa, a shortie yearling heifer:
Trinket (short) and Lara (long), full sisters one year apart in age:
Dolly, who is a beautiful traditional lines Dexter cow:
Maverick, dun carries red shortie yearling bull, A2/A2. We're hoping to find a new home for him:
Rebel Patriot, a red polled shortie July 2013 bull, A2/A2, who we'll be keeping to breed to some of our red girls. His mom is probably the shortest cow we have (she's behind him):
If we get any more snow I'm going to need taller fences in some spots!
