The flexibility of a cows tongue. They clean their nose out with it. Taken 2/11/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

A snow covered two year old heifer looking for feed in the morning. Why we seem to get our winter in early February anymore is beyond me. Chance of more snow continues around here which can make life difficult calving. Taken 2/1/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

The cows chasing after better hay on a cold morning. Taken 1/11/2007.(Sarpy Sam)

Waiting for their cake on a cold morning. Taken 1/19/2006.(Sarpy Sam)

A little touch of winter hit again. The cows are sure enjoying the feed. I fed down in the brush with the wind blowing the way it was for some protection for the critters. Taken 1/11/2006.(Sarpy Sam)

The cows waiting for feed on a cold morning. Taken 12/30/2006.(Sarpy Sam)

The sun rising over the backs of the cows eating their cake. There is steam rising off the cows causing the diffuse effect. Taken 12/30/2006.(Sarpy Sam)

A cow approaching me thinking the camera is cake that she can eat. She had absolutely no fear and was just sure the camera was something to eat. You can even see her licking her lips in anticipation. Taken 12/30/2006.(Sarpy Sam)

The cows coming into the feed ground for their hay. They are sure a lot more excited about it now that there is a little snow on the ground, I am going to have to up them some. Taken 12/30/2006.(Sarpy Sam)

The cows looking for a better bale of hay early in the morning. Taken 12/19/2006.(Sarpy Sam)

Cattle scattering out on lush green grass grazing. For as lush and green as it was early in the year it sure got dry, and the grass worthless later on. Taken 5/22/2006.(Sarpy Sam)

The cows working in so I can give them a little cake. They came from miles once I started honking the pickup horn. They sure were looking forward to it. Taken 11/21/2006.(Sarpy Sam)

The cows trailing to the gate I just opened. How they knew that I was going to open that gate and let them into a new pasture is beyond me. Fresh grass won't hurt them though. Taken 11/13/2006. (Sarpy Sam)

We got a little bit of snow yesterday and some cold temperatures. The cows really thought it was winter. This morning it is 0 degrees Fahrenheit here. Brr. I'm sure the cows are going to be wanting to come home for a bale of hay. I'll make them stay out and graze a bit yet, it isn't that bad yet. Taken 10/30/2006.(Sarpy Sam)

Gathering pairs in the early morning. I know this picture is old, the calves are weaned now, but sometimes I get behind posting things. Taken 9/24/2006.(Sarpy Sam)