Once they get use to this the cattle act pretty crazy. When they see J they rush to the fence. Therefore, we have to move them out of the field before he can move the fence, then let them back in.
They are getting to the point where I don't even scare them anymore. 
Since we live so far off the road I didn't bother with a Jack-O-Lantern this year, but I am still enjoying the bright orange colors.
J has to haul out 400 pounds of feed in his trusty wheelbarrow. (It's the same one I remember watching my father mix batch after batch of cement in to build rock walls. And carry me around in the yard after picking up leaves in the fall.)
He then pours it into the troughs 50 pounds at a time.
It looks like most are starting to take to it pretty well.
J dug the post holes for me today. I hope to start on the top tomorrow.
I don't have a picture that does justice to the before, but suffice it to say a lot of twine was involved.
Now we have several sorting pens, a loading alley, and a covered head gate. I think things will run smoother the next time we have to work the cattle here.
J had to make 2 trips to bring the horses since we only have a 3 horse trailer. This is how we waited on him to get Lady from his dad's house.
This was a particularly rocky section of the trail. E no longer apologizes to Pep for making her go across rough ground.
V took the lead with Jessica Rabbit and followed by J for most of the ride. I tried to keep Thumper behind E so she wouldn't be by herself too much.
After I pulled out a bunch a annuals, raked and swept, I found him in this mess.
He enjoys a variety of different water sources. Here he is drinking from a tire water trough.
He also likes to try and annoy Emma every chance he gets.
