Logan got to spend a little time at the Parr Ranch where he became very attached to the John Deere Gator. Not a bad driver if you ask me, but Mr. Chris Parr might have some other words to say (sorry Chris if we inadvertently created new trails through the pasture).
Logan really had a lot of fun feeding the cows. Here he is desperately trying to reach to the bottom of the bag for more feed.
He was having lots of fun practicing is throwing skills trying to throw the feed out as far as he could. The only problem was that he seemed to think you were suppose to throw the feed at the cows (again, sorry Chris if you have any one eyed cows roaming around now).
Good old number 37 was quite entertaining and had this whole feeding trick down. He is just like a puppy and would eat right out of your hand. I was surprised that he didn’t follow us back to the house and take a nap on the porch and demand a belly rub.
Logan got to spend a little time at the Parr Ranch where he became very attached to the John Deere Gator. Not a bad driver if you ask me, but Mr. Chris Parr might have some other words to say (sorry Chris if we inadvertently created new trails through the pasture).
Logan really had a lot of fun feeding the cows. Here he is desperately trying to reach to the bottom of the bag for more feed.
He was having lots of fun practicing is throwing skills trying to throw the feed out as far as he could. The only problem was that he seemed to think you were suppose to throw the feed at the cows (again, sorry Chris if you have any one eyed cows roaming around now).
Good old number 37 was quite entertaining and had this whole feeding trick down. He is just like a puppy and would eat right out of your hand. I was surprised that he didn’t follow us back to the house and take a nap on the porch and demand a belly rub.
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Getting back to the Bako roots. Love it! Makes me miss "Dinner," my old cow. Hmm :(
Dare I ask what happen to Dinner
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