This is Cisco. He's a registered Missouri Fox Trotter. He is owned by a friend of mine and she's decided to sell him so we've brought him to our place to try him out. We may take him off her hands! Here he is with his barn mate, Ditto, another horse that my friend is selling. They have just arrived and we're keeping them in the corral till all the horses are used to each other. Cisco is HUGE, every bit as big as Missy. Can't wait to ride him!
This blog is a place for me to share pictures, tell stories and write about our family, our farm in Dover, Arkansas, our Faith in Jesus Christ , and our love for nature, animals and people. I hope it often makes you laugh, sometimes causes you to think, and sincerely gives you insight into who we are as we travel this amazing journey.
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Cattle Camp 2009
Claire and I attended a cattle grooming and showmanship camp today, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.. Some kids who have won showmanship on a national level were the instructors. We sure learned a lot!
Friday, November 20, 2009
Farm Days!
ClaireAnna and I put together a scavenger hunt nature hike for some of our homeschool friends. The orange cards list things to do, see, hear, feel and smell. We hiked all over the farm and had an adventure together. Everybody seemed to have a great time and it didn't rain on us till we were headed back to the barn. Just a couple of sprinkles. Thanks for coming everybody! From left to right, Haley, Jennah, Erica, Olivia, Sami, Emily, ClaireAnna and Nicolet.
Things to do: Climb a gravel cliff.
Things to do: Climb a gravel cliff.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Livestock Guardian Dog For Sale
DUKE HAS FOUND A WONDERFUL NEW HOME WHERE HE IS A WORKING LIVESTOCK GUARDIAN. WE'RE SO GLAD WE GOT TO KNOW THIS SWEET DOG AND WILL MISS HIM.
Duke is 3/4 Anatolian Shepherd and 1/4 Great Pyrenees Mountain Dog. He was born and raised in a goat pasture. Being with goats is all he's ever known. Both his parents were working LGD's with excellent temperaments. Duke is a very sweet, gentle dog. He loves human interaction but has to get to know you first. He is stand-offish with strangers, as is common with some LGDs, but he is totally non-aggressive with humans. When we come to the goat pen he greats us enthusiastically. We own two of Dukes litter mates and would not part with them for the world. Duke's owners have gone out of the livestock business and have asked me to find him a new working home. He will be 2 on Dec. 4, he is intact and weighs about 100 lbs.. Call 479-970-5396
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