Farming

Time today to put the ear tags in the two new long-horn calves. They are lovely little calves, but a pity they are both a plain brown and don't have nice spotty coats. Josh would love to tame them down, but it's a bit tricky with their very long-horned protective mothers!

[Maggiemae]

I don't think the soft touch goes well with these longhorn cattle! Gumboots and hoofs star here!

[Dianne]

@maggiemae This little one's mum was a show cow and is pretty tame, but a different story with a calf at hoof.

[Junko Y]

They are the size of a big dog at this stage aren’t they. I liked hope this image shows a relationship

[aikiuser (jenn)]

Always beware of a protective mom. ...Especially those with long horns!

[Beryl Lloyd]

A loving caring image , spotted coat or not he is a lovely calf !

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Peter]

Super looking calf even in mono colour brown, beautifully posed and captured Dianne:)

[Margo]

Great capture

[Lou Ann]

A wonderful image. Yes, mothers can be a force to contend with, in animals and humans. 😊

[carol white]

Nicely captured

[Pat Knowles]

I suppose it’s the only time you can get near them when they are small & on their own without mum. Beautiful calves.

[sarah]

great photo

[Yolanda]

Great catch

[Debra]

Sweet capture

[Kerri Michaels]

sweet fav

[Jane Pittenger]

He sure knows how to hold them

[Nick]

Hmm, wouldn't want to get in the way of mum! He's very cute.

[haskar]

An amazing moment. I like how the Jush puts his arm around the calf

[Jacqueline]

Cute!