Out on the Sierra West Ranch we took our GMC Sierra for a really good run. Up steep inclines and around tight bends, in and out of some simply breath taking scenery. Then we had to stop our truck in it’s tracks for something this girl from the Suburbs has never, ever had to deal with. Cows. It was a cattle crossing baby.
Ridiculously cool.
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Cows!
That’s hilarious! I bet they took their sweet time getting out of the way too!
Did they carry signs that said, “Eat more chicken?”
Bwhaha Thanks for the giggle!
HA!!!! Love it!!
Great shot. I used to live on a cattle farm in Illinois and woke up one morning with two escapee cows standing right in front of the living room picture window. Maybe they were peeping cows.
When I first moved to Iowa (from Phoenix) I called the cows “wild cows,” and it was hilarious.
Just stay in the vehicle. No need to walk around and discover something less than pleasant on your shoes.
How funny! On our vacation we had to wait for buffalo to pass.
Your exuberance made me smile. As a woman from a small, rural town in the mid-west, it is not unusual for us to shut town down because a rancher needs to move one herd from a pasture on the north side of town to one on the south side.
See I’ve only seen this kind of thing in the movies!! It was amazing!
That looks really COOL!
Love it, I so would want to be there!!
I think they had the right of way.
We live in the country, but don’t normally come across a bunch of cows crossing. We do however see the occasional cow out of the fence.
oh i almost took out a cow a couple months ago…he got out and was in the middle of the road after a hairpin turn…
Haha, it must have been very nerve wracking for you waiting for them to cross. They take their own good time when moving… Great shot and thanks for hosting
Great shot! I am accustomed to cows as we used to have them on our farm here in Jamaica. You won’t see me near them now though! 🙂 I was brave as a teenager. Thanks for hosting.
I can see your face now:) smiling. B