Jason and I have had more equipment bloopers this week including one with the sprayer and one with a tractor. Hopefully I will have time to share our latest adventures with malfunctioning equipment soon. Tonight I am short on time so enjoy the pictures and have a wonderful weekend!
Winston and Faune

Romeo

The wild turkeys are back. They are everywhere and almost every time I'm in a pasture I hear them gobbling. I think they are creepy looking.
the geese wandering through a pasture

Regis and Slinky

Spike

Lightening and Snappy (that's Slinky hiding behind them)

Noble (looking so clean!) and O'Reilly

Hemi and Homer
Levendi and Leo

Chance and Elfin
5 comments:
Oh Noble, how you make me so glad I own chestnuts! But he looks like he had fun!
How funny - I just posted pictures of wild turkeys on my blog not 10 minutes ago! LOL
We have turkeys all over in Ohio this year like I have never seen before. My horse saw them for the first time a few weeks ago and about had a heart attack. He was upset for hours afterwards!
Noble looks like a paint!
We have plenty of wild turkey in Florida also. They are quite tasty, the ones I cooked in NY and Va. Have not eaten one here. My trainer's mare stomped one to death several years ago when she was in the pasture with her foal.
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