Teresa & Mike CHS - Our journal

[HomeOnTheRange]

pears that were getting ripe and there were too many to eat in a short time so I cut up and sauteed them along with some chopped onion, salt, pepper and Thyme.

I think you need to write a cook book!

 

[Mike CHS]

Gun deer season starts tomorrow and I'm going to go out early and see if I can't take a buck that needs to be culled. There are a couple of real nice bucks but several like this one that makes too many.

 

[HomeOnTheRange]

@Mike CHS, good luck out there tomorrow and be safe.

 

[Mike CHS]

@Mike CHS, good luck out there tomorrow and be safe.

Thank you. The only folks allowed to hunt for a couple of miles are a neighbor and I so we know where the other is.

 

[Baymule]

Poor Mel, I bet he never does that again.

 

[Mike CHS]

Teresa went out shopping with a friend and since it looked like it was going to be an all day event, I elected to stay out of their way and stay home and cook a turkey. It will be done in about an hour and a half.

 

[Baymule]

Very smart man! You would hate being dragged from store to store and they are having more fun without dragging a grump around. LOL And not only do you stay out of their way, you cook up a fabulous dinner for the weary shopper. Brilliant strategy.

 

[frustratedearthmother]

Yum!

 

[Baymule]

We had our 3 grand daughters for the weekend, took the two littles to the sheep barn this afternoon. I caught Aria and sat on a milk crate with her. When I hold the lambs like that, their legs dangle, I picked her hind feet up and put them in my lap, giving her a great way to spring into action and jump. She struggled a little, but settled right down. The girls, age 3 and 4, hugged her, petted her, chattered away and she was relaxed and calm. She is not flighty at all, I think in time she will be a big pet. The little girls sure loved her.

 

[Mike CHS]

We had our 3 grand daughters for the weekend, took the two littles to the sheep barn this afternoon. I caught Aria and sat on a milk crate with her. When I hold the lambs like that, their legs dangle, I picked her hind feet up and put them in my lap, giving her a great way to spring into action and jump. She struggled a little, but settled right down. The girls, age 3 and 4, hugged her, petted her, chattered away and she was relaxed and calm. She is not flighty at all, I think in time she will be a big pet. The little girls sure loved her.

They can be amazingly docile. We used to see ewes revert to the skittish state when they got out in the bigger fields but the last couple of seasons have the ewes being as tame 4 months later being as tame as they were when they were lambs on the creep feeders. Whenever I go out now all of the yearlings will come up for attention and of course their moms come too,