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Touchdown!

I’m no expert on longhorn cows or any kind of cows but do you think these horns would make a pretty good goal post?

And while we’re at it . . look at that green grass and the hill behind the cow.  Who would think Texas would be so pretty?

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  2. I am always amazed when I see those huge horns. Sometimes TX is very beautiful. I am always amazed when i go to places like So Cal, around like Chino hills, and the grass is so green and it is gorgeous. Of course as it turns hot….the grass turns gold and then …well not so nice. I also like it when the dessert blooms. I think it is soooo awsome. Doesn’t last long but while it is the colors are so bright and vibrant. I think I find beauty wherever I go. That’s probably why I love to Truck 🙂

  3. Gorgeous creature… I grew up on a farm – once we bought a new bull, and he had horns like that. The first day, when the cows came into the barn, the bull walked up to the door with them, and SPLAT – his horns hit the sides of the door and he could not get in… he backed up and – SPLAT – again… Well, it is not a good thing to keep the bull from the cows… so he kept trying – after five tries, he stepped back, paused, then turned his head sideways and walked through the door… and never had trouble again!!!!

  4. Wow that is is honking big set of horns. You are right about the goal posts comment. Everything outside is so beautiful right now. After the dead brown drought of last summer, it is a welcomed sight.

  7. Texas has become one of my favorite states to visit. I’m already looking forward to next Feb. trip.

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