Always a good time , about the same time for the last ten years cool seeing actual cow boys at work though

Only once a year?

The neighbors cows get out monthly. And we chase em on quads and utv's.

That look on your face sums it up pretty well.

Got right in the middle of a cattle drive while mule deer hunting in Wyoming.Was in my truck and here came the herd.I just stopped and had cattle all around me then the cowboys.

Yeaaahhh well really 2x a year it seems spring and fall. So much of this place is grown up fence line and yeahhh... They just see to start on a fence and walk till they start busing brush find a old part and knock though. I'm just to the point I'm kinda whatever. Cows get out , locate them , try to walk them back with a bucket of feed...never happens, cuss a bunch , call in some cowboy and dogs drive them back , get rid of the trouble makers and repeat. Would have sold em all and used the money to get some good fence's built but

Hopefully the cows didn't decided to give your truck some new dents like mine today

Nope split on both sides of me.No dents

Place down the road winters about 50 to 75 cow calf pairs on 20 to 30 acres. Guy feeds them hay everyday, but now that grass is greening up, they are after the grass. Pasture is grazed down tight like a golf green. Drove by 2 days ago and half of them were lined up at the fence along the road, nipping at green grass on the other side. Some were going low, some had head thru the fence. One cow had her head and one leg thru. Fence is leaning about 45 degrees from being pushed on. Looked to me like it was only a matter of time before fence was laid flat and they would be free to roam about. In this guy's case, moral to the story is feed them more and better hay.....or spread them out on more acres. Grass being greener on other side of the fence.

Always the time to learn new French words

I love when my grandmas cows break out very fun to chase them on the old dusty Polaris 6 wheeler

You got Horses now.Saddle up and help out.Post pics.

I was also wondering where your horse was.

You say it like it’s a planned break out??

Run em down Wolfdog!

(Insert theme from Rawhide)

Don’t take this the wrong way…. But y’all ain’t worth a darn at keeping up fence over here either lmao

Who thinks Wolfie's good neighbor should give Wolfie a side of beef for all the hassles ?




BBQ at Wolfie's place.........

Grass is always greener on the other side of the fence!

Many rural areas of western states are open range - the highways are not fenced. And it's not uncommon to have to stop for cattle on the highways. Sometimes in the winter, herds will bed down on the bare blacktop on lightly traveled highways at night. Pretty dangerous. And all the frozen cowpies make frustrating speedbumps with bigger herds.

Outfitter I hunted with in WY would drive livestock to MT for winter pasture. I believe he said it was a 3-day job with 5 or 6 cowboys.