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Posted: October 17, 2020 in One Word SundayTags: #OWS, Big Horn Wyoming, longhorn cattle, One Word Sunday, One Word Sunday: two, two, two longhorns, Wyoming
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Tags: #OWS, Big Horn Wyoming, longhorn cattle, One Word Sunday, One Word Sunday: two, two, two longhorns, Wyoming
too long to get close to, with those horns !!!
You certainly have to keep your distance
Excellent! I love the bighorns, and my this one is clearly proud. Have a great Sunday, Janet
Thanks, Debbie. I hope your Sunday’s gone well, too. Mine’s off to a good start with cooler weather and our online church service. Made a nice pot of tea and am getting caught up on blog posts.
Glad you had a good Sunday, Janet. I was working most of last weekend, but the big project is complete now and I’ve had a chilled Saturday (both relaxation and weather). Now looking forward to tomorrow’s creepy challenge!
I was a bit worried I wouldn’t have anything creepy but I think I’ve managed to come up with a good one. We’ll see. 😉
Love this long horn. What a great color scheme on this magnificent animal.
I do love longhorn cattle and as you say, this one has a beautiful color pattern.
What a long neck!
Long neck and long horns. 🙂
Yep!
Would have also worked for ‘big’ 🙂
True or “Keep your distance” or “Careful if she turns” or… 🙂
Although those are more than one word. 🙂
Look out – danger on the hoof.
If you were trying for six (not trying to start 🙂
I don’t think mine were six words, but we’ve been there and done that, so let’s leave it at that. 🙂 This is One Word Sunday, so I really crossed the number line on my choices.
Great photo Janet!
Glad you liked it, Aletta.
Lovely colouring!
I like it too. There were various colors on the other longhorns.
janet
Looks very much like our own Nguni cattle! Are they also so hardy?
Yes, I believe so.
Gorgeous creatures!
I think they’re quite magnificent. My dad has said for many years he’d like to have a couple in the front yard. That would give the neighbors something to complain about or at least open their eyes!! 🙂
xo
Perfect for the challenge. Love those long horns…….from a safe distance.
Can you imagine when they had cattle drives of hundreds of these and their horns would click together? Must have been quite something.
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Wonderful.
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
janet