by Texas Homesteader ~
“A Boy And His Dog” LOL!
~TxH~
Wordless Wednesday: A Boy & His Dog
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Wordless Wednesday: Triple Trouble Calves!
by Texas Homesteader ~
These three young calves are cute, but are they triple trouble? LOL
Wordless Wednesday: Calf Stuck In Hay Ring
Wordless Wednesday: Autumn In Texas
by Texas Homesteader~
As I glanced out my window I see this sight! BEAUTIFUL!
~TxH~
Come With Me For A Day On the Homestead
by Texas Homesteader~
I’ve been asked before what it’s like to live and work on a NE Texas Homestead. It’s wonderful, it speaks to my heart, and it’s hard work.
When I had a job in the city my working environment was climate controlled – cool in the summer and comfy warm in the winter. There was no mud or weeds in my city job. No ticks or snakes. And I didn’t have to report to work until 8:00 a.m., and any time after 5:00 p.m. was my own to do as I wished. Oh, and weekends. And HOLIDAYS!
All of that has changed… for the better! Yes now I may be up before dawn to move some cows or out after dark mowing pastures by tractor headlight but DANG I love my life here! Why don’t you come along and see what a typical day on the Homestead is like?
Milking My First Cow: Using FRESH Milk!
by Texas Homesteader
Recently we had a cow give birth to a calf. Although she gave us a fine, healthy heifer calf, she was having a difficult time with her calf emptying one of her teats.
Each day that one teat grew bigger and we’d hoped that the calf would eventually latch onto it like she was the others. (we’ve had that circumstance in the past and it’s always worked out fine)
But the teat began to get so full it was large & tight and too difficult for the calf to attempt to nurse it. So she just didn’t.
I was worried about the cow developing mastitis so I knew I needed to take action. I’ve never milked a cow before. Ever. Until now. Ain’t nothin’ to it, y’all! I feel like an official country woman now!
Come With Me For A Day At The Homestead
by Texas Homesteader~
Summer is officially here and WHEW it’s really heating up lately. We’ve already endured one the the wettest springs in history around here so many of the routine tasks we typically stay on top of have been pushed back for drier weather.
Although there are still plenty of muddy areas around the Homestead, we’ve got lots to do today. So we’ll do whatever we need to do to get the job done. Did you ever wonder what a typical day at our NE Texas Homestead really looks like? C’mon with me for A Day At The Homestead…
Wordless Wednesday: “The BOY”
by Texas Homesteader ~
RancherMan refers to our beefy bull as “The Boy”. LOL
~TxH~
C’mon by & sit a spell! Come hang out at our Facebook Page. It’s like sitting in a front porch rocker with a glass of cold iced tea. There are lots of good folks sharing!
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