Cave Creek British White Beef Cattle Ranch
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| Ranch headquarters is a sturdy little stucco house built nearly 100 years
ago |
The house is built on the brow of a hill and one can see for miles. This
picture looks South into what we call the summer pasture. The draws and trees in the far
background also serve as a place to tuck cows with new calves during spring storms. |
Here we caught Mara on the way down from the bunkhouse one evening, barefoot
and hauling her boots. |
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| This picture looks west towards ranch headquarters with the breaks of the
South Grand River in background. |
Mara with her friend Taffy. Beyond is the small dam south of the house and a
hay yard up on the hill. |
Justy, Katelyn and Mara are treasure hunting in a cactus patch up on Eagle
Butte. |
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| Dorena is out checking cattle on Old Sid near the storm draw in the winter
pasture. |
Jonathan gives Katie a little attention. |
The chore crew on the way up from the barn. Dorena and Charity are in the
back, with Katelyn, Mara, Justus and Ethan in front. |
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| Some of the bull calves graze with their mothers a few weeks before
weaning. |
Cow number 402 poses with her big boy. |
Number 74 is a chunkly little bull calf out of our "Progress" herd
bull. |
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| Luke, Ethan & Jonathan stop for a picture while hauling hay across a dam
in the winter pasture. |
The "650" is a faithful old tractor that just keeps chugging year after
year. |
Jonathan climbed the windmill tower to get this shot of the hay piled up
north of the corrals. All set for winter 2001-2002. |
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