Got done with most of my chores for the day (short list, worked 12 hour shift at work last night) so I packed a cooler and went for a ride on the four wheeler. Found her about 100 yards from where she had them, parked four wheeler and walked up for a closer look then sat under a shade tree for a while. Both are bulls. One a good bit bigger than the other. Stayed till I watched both suck. She is still stupid about both, but did find some ankle deep clover to hang out in. She already looks better than she did this morning. I swear I have never had a cow look like that in my life, please don't sic the good folks from PETA on me. Bout time for a nap. Hope I can get up and go check on them before dark.
Thanks much to every one who posted, and thank you James for post'n my cell phone pic even if the old girl looks like dead cow standing.
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