Kaine’s least favorite chore is feeding hay in the winter with Ben driving. Ben does not drive a constant speed and tries to make him fall off. And it is freezing.
Author Archives: horseshoeangusranch
Least Favorite chore: Kaine is feeding hay in winter
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: #AQHAProud, #Quarterhorseforsale, #QuarterhorsesinWA, #RanchingHeritageBreeder
Least Favorite chore: Kellie is fencing
Mine is fencing, and I think Toni and Ben must love it, because we do a LOT of fencing. Anna has put it down as a hobby…. Maybe she hangs out with her aunt too much… Hobby??
I think these have all been in the past month.
Least Favorite Chore: Anna water
Least Favorite Chore: Anna: Filling up water troughs, especially in the winter
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: #AQHAforsale, #AQHAProud, #QHColor, #Quarterhorseforsale, #QuarterhorsesinWA, #RanchingHeritageBreeder, #ranchlife
Kade Least Favorite Chore: Getting yelled at by his mom
Kade says his least favorite chore is getting yelled at by his mom for doing what she says, Toni’s rebuttal is that he was clearly not doing it like she said.
Middle picture is fitting because yesterday Toni was telling them how to stand and here Kade is passing the word to July…
Being Forced to Yell at People
I said Toni, what is our new post theme. She said, lets do a funny one, least favorite ranch chore.
She said I will start out, “Being forced to yell at everyone that is doing stuff (I autocorrected her language here) wrong.
What is your favorite ranch chore? Stay tunned to hear everyone else’s.
Jaxsen’s favorite show heifer now cow is BK Horseshoe Belle 932, “Zora.”
Zora was Jaxsen’s last show heifer; Jaxsen switched to showing registered steers.
Jaxsen said he really had a fun time working on Zora. As an editor’s note, Zora was a great show heifer, that never actually went to a show because of COVID. We did not take Jaxsen to Idaho with us to show. But Zora is just as tame as all of the rest of the show heifers and raises great calves. She is also one of my favorite heifers.
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: #AQHAforsale, #AQHAProud, #QHColor, #Quarterhorseforsale, #QuarterhorsesinWA, #Ranching, #RanchingHeritageBreeder, #ranchlife
Meet the Mares: Rein N Lady, “Ruby”
Rein N Lady, “Ruby”
Mare
Sire: GSR Rein N Bullets
Dam: Ima Smokun Lady
Date Born: 4/25/22
Color: Grullo
Ruby is a really sweet mare that will come across the pasture to see you. Her sire, GSR Rein N Bullets, is a 2017 AQHA Grulla stallion. He is by Rawhides Slvr Bullet, the #1 all-time AQHA Open Reining Point Earner and AQHA Open Champion. Sniper is an NRCHA money earner ($1800+ and still showing), 2021 GRC Year End Novice Ranch Horse Champion, 2023 MRCHF Open Two Rein Champion and 2023 Intermountain Reined Cow Horse Circuit Year End – 3rd Open Two Rein. He is the sweetest stallion you’ll ever meet and is very willing to work hard! Ruby’s bottom side includes Hollywood Dun It, Mr Backburn 40, Leo and more. Rein N Lady
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: #AQHAProud, #MeettheMares, #QuarterhorsesinWA, #RanchingHeritageBreeder
Kade’s favorite show heifer now cow: Conley Sandy 2540 “Baby Cow”
My favorite show heifer “baby cow” who is now a cow with an interesting name. She was a heifer that excelled in the show ring and did lots of great things in her prime. Then she turned around and has been a great producing cow and has made a great impact in my herd.
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: #AQHAProud, #IamAngus, #RanchingHeritageBreeder, #wabeef, #WABeefLove
Anna’s favorite show heifer now cow: BK Primrose 006
How often do you find a show heifer that can compete in the ring not only as a heifer, but go on to be an exceptional cow—one that raises a competitive calf year after year? Even rarer is a cow you build a bond with, a bond that never breaks once she becomes a “normal” pasture cow. 006’s first name “Belle” never quite stuck; to me, she was always Six. Coming back from the COVID shutdown, Six and I were a team to beat. Together, we received showmanship banners across Washington and Idaho, and in 2021, she was the first heifer I took to the National Junior Angus Show. Since being turned out as a cow, Six has never disappointed me. I’ve shown one of her bulls across Washington, Idaho and Montana, and every time she’s pulled from the pasture to compete, she’s earned the Champion Cow-Calf banner. Cows that can truly do it all are hard to find—but Six is one of them.
Categories: Uncategorized
You must be logged in to post a comment.