We were a little worried about this calf, last winter he twisted his front left ankle. It was swollen and he was having a hard time in the snow. Frankly, I didn't think he'd make it. But he heeled up and it looks like he's doing just fine.


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Very cool. The dog and I used to see deer occasionally on our morning walk, but it's been several years. I think all the development around here has forced them to find other places to live.
ReplyDeleteWE get deer and turkey through our yard, along with thousands of birds and the rampaging grackles. We also get an owl twice a year (I think as they just pass through). The occasional possum and skunk. And about a hundred feral cats.
ReplyDeleteBut moose, gotta watch out for them.
That’s very cool Jim, I would trade you in a minute. I get cool things in my front yard too; the neighbor cat keeps leaving me cool presents in the driveway.
ReplyDeleteYou know, Mike, you could get on one of those C-17's and MAC flight you ass up here once in a while. Just saying. In your spare time that is :)
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