Boy, do I love the snow!!! I sometimes just go outside and SIT in the snow. Sometimes I LAY in the snow…and sometimes I like to hunt in the snow.
Here Boom and I are looking for mice. Mice love to tunnel under the snow and creep close to our dog houses! They think they can nab dog food, but Mom keeps the dog food in the house on the back porch next to our water bowls. She says that keeps the critters out of the food and the ice off the water.
The cows have been munching and munching all day and all night and they are still at it. That is a sure sign even more snow is coming our way.
You see cows know…they know if there is too much of a storm they won’t get to eat, they will just stay hunkered down in the hollows and under the brush waiting for the storm to mosey on out of here. While they are waiting they will peacefully be chewing their cuds.
Until then they eat and eat and eat.
No babies yet…last year the first one popped out on Valentine’s Day. Maybe that will happen again this year…we will just wait and see.
Until then Boomer and I have lots of mice to try and catch (before the snow comes) and we go inside to help Mom and Dad out.
See ya Next Week,
Fuzzy
Over here, Boomer, I smell two of them!
Life on a Colorado Farm 
You got snow! Have fun chasing the mice boys! 🙂
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love you snow snufflers!
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You got a bunch of snow!! All we’re getting is ice and wind. I’m so ready for spring!!
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OK, I need to go put on another sweater after seeing all that snow 🙂
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Dear F&B – Happy hunting!
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Lucky doggies enjoying the snow and looking for mice. Have a great time sweeties
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Fuzzy, it looks as if you Boomer enjoy being in the snow. I hope you are successful in catching the sneaky mice who tunnel under the snow. I’ll bet Mom and Dad are happy about the moisture the snow is giving the farm.
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Not a single flake of snow has fallen here all winter, so those two would have been very disappointed had they lived on our farm.
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Fuzzy and Boomer—you all love the snow as much as I do… Please send some of your snow to us–but you two can keep the mice there…. ha
Enjoy your weekend –and the snow… Just be careful!!!
Hugs,
Betsy
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I have never found a mouse under the snow, but once I found some frozen, soggy potato chips! Yay!
Love and licks,
Cupcake
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I never thought about how you could tell that storms were coming by the way the cows eat. . You guys are good teachers! I’m glad you love the snow — you sure have a lot of it!
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Aw, they look like they’re having fun. I love the blond cows!
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You guys are so cute out in the snow. Looks like the cold doesn’t faze you too much. Can’t wait to see pics of the baby cows!
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Glad you two love the snow. Have fun trying to catch those mice!
Blessings!
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I showed the Little Ones a mouse hole in a snow bank just the other day…they wanted to wait right there in the driveway for it to come back!
Keep hunting, boys!
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Fuzzy, you can keep your snow. I’m not fond of the stuff myself.
Thanks for keeping us updated on the calf watch of 2014. Hope your momma takes lots of pictures when the first one comes. 🙂
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Enjoy it! Your weekend too!
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Snow!!! We started to get snow Thursday night. Its till snowing lightly. The wind is gone!
Have a beautiful weekend.
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If there are mice under the snow, my little dog would be in heaven. She’s a renowned ratter and loves the thrill of the chase. I love watching her do that funny hop like a fox into the snow.
It’s so nice to see your cows out in the snow. The farmers here keep them indoors in the winter, so we won’t see them out in the fields until May.
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Hmmm, I never knew that about cows. I love the old lore that folks passed down before there was The Weather Channel or Wunderground.
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