Beautiful, just beautiful! 😉
Moisture, we take what we can get and just try and be thankful for it… 😉
UPDATE….10:30 am…. took the baby back out to his mama after i put her in the shed, ol’ Pilgrim was pretty jacked up from the cool weather and being separated from the other horses over night… 🙂 Going out to roll out some hay and push some bare ground clear for the babies to lie on in a bit…
UPDATE…6 pm… Cindy and I ran over to Punkin Center and got a hose for the loader fixed, it has been leaking since I got the tractor and some more mineral tubs for the cows… went out this evening and let the cow and calf out of the shed and caught up Beaver for a night horse then caught Crakerjack and worked with him a bit…he’s gentle, just doesn’t really know anything, the young feller I had ride him a couple years ago used a snaffle and I am getting him used to the bosal..the feller did a great job of sacking him out, just didn’t teach him much and that is what I asked for. I think he was 8 years old at the time… 🙂 Crackie has crooked front legs so I think as he is gentle he will make a good enough horse for a kid or a small person, but we got to get him bridle wise before kids can start riding him…I kept him in so he could eat hay with Beaver…
Dennisranch 
Love these photos. Yes moisture in any form’ glad your calves are coming in!
12″ here in the Foothills at the moment. Snow day #4 in RC since April 9!
Hope your little ‘uns are weathering the snowy stuff ok.
Moisture is good, i bet you wish it was in the form of rain though. Just look at it this way, now that it is spring, it won’t last that long 🙂
Rain is good but I prefer snow to cold rain while calving…but I will take anything they want to send that is wet! 🙂