The cows enjoying being out in the hills and away from the feed ground. The calf appears to be enjoying his supper. Taken 4/18/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

Trailing the two-year olds and their calves out to the hills. There might not be much grass yet but they will get along until there is more. Taken 4/17/2006.(Sarpy Sam)

Mama standing protectively over her new calf eying me very suspiciously. That's what I call a good cow. Taken 3/15/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

All it seems like I can take pictures of is cows and snow. Is this really April? Is it ever going to warm up? Sometimes I wonder. Taken 4/11/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

Cows in the never ending land of snow, or so it seems like to me. Taken 4/6/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

Mama laying with her new baby. Taken 3/26/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

These two calves at home found a dry spot to lay. Notice the cow on the far right. What she is up to is beyond but it sure is a funny pose. Taken 4/1/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

This heifer was just contentedly laying there enjoying the sun not at all concerned about me. Unusual for my cattle, they usually don't like people. Taken 3/15/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

This big red/white face calf really caught my eye. I could tell mom had a tough time having him but they appear to be getting along well. Taken 3/24/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

Some cows scattered across a hillside looking for a little green grass. There is very little coming yet but they are sure starting to chase it. Taken 3/15/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

I loved this calf looking under his mom at what I was doing. It really struck me. Taken 3/10/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

This is one of the best looking Two-year old heifers in the bunch. I really liked the looks of her. She's belongs to my oldest daughter. I hope I can talk her out of any heifer calves on her, she has too god of genes to waste. Taken 1/30/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

This heifer decided the inside on the feeder would be a more comfortable place to lay. She was also resting her chin on the lip of the feeder. I guess that helped hold her head up. Taken 3/3/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

This heifer was so excited to have a calf she didn't know what to do with it. She kept throwing it around with her head and knocking it down she was so excited. I had to get in the stall with her and keep her occupied so the calf, who was really a go getter, could get up to her and nurse. The cow wasn't real happy with the situation but I managed it and the calf got a belly full of milk. Taken 3/81/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

A heifer trying to get a closer look at me and what I was doing. The ice crystals on her whiskers really stand out in the larger picture. Taken 1/31/2007.(Sarpy Sam)