April 3, 2022

I want you to meet Whoey. He is the cutes and sweetest little pony. We caught him sticking his tongue out at us. You can see how small he is by the horse behind him.

This little guys name is Rowdy. He is a great snake hunter and loves the missionaries. He belongs to Blake and Bailey the cowboy on the ranch.

Rowdy

Brother Young, the ranch manager took us on a mini tour of just a small portion of the ranch. We saw a sounder of pigs, a beautiful red cardinal, a flock of turkeys, white tail deer, turtles, fish, coyotes and a plethora of beautiful plants.

The Pease River

Our toes were clinging to the cliff above the river as we tried to get a good look.

You can't see, but right below us was a Crane catching fish.

Red Cardinal 

I can't believe how blue the natural springs are. We saw turtles, fish and ducks. 

The springs are extremely deep.

In the picture the water looks green, but they are a pretty blue. 

They're are lots of turtles and fish.

The cows go crazy when they see q truck, the cowboys feed them a treat called cake. 

The cows love it. 

This is just one herd running at us on the tour.

This was a rock house built in the late 1800. It was all standing until this winter when one of the walls collapsed. Where Brother Young is pointing etched into the rock is, S. A. Wallace December 20, 1910. It was a stage coach stop. It's amazing to see how many rocks they hauled in to make the little house.

Adios