Well, another fall run is underway at the Whitewood Livestock Auction. Once again we are putting in long hours sorting cattle. This is my 11th fall run here (also worked 3 years at Calgary Stockyards), and I am sure feeling my age. We worked Sunday afternoon, Monday til 2 am and loaded out trucks until Tuesday at 11 pm. As usual, Wednesday morning I could barely crawl out of bed, and we start all over again on Sunday for next weeks sale. I'm not sure why I do this job, getting kicked and run over by wild cattle! Add to that working when it's as cold as -30 some days. There are so many other jobs that pay so much better and you don't end up sore and bruised. A couple of years ago I attached one of those pedometers and figured out I walked 17 miles in one day. Some days I need to shake my head. But at least we have fun doing it and I like the crew we work with. Hannah is now also working at the barn. She's on the penning side, and brings her horses to work. She just loves having a job where she can take her horses with her.
As you can see, she also has a little fun too!
Sorting calves with the crew on a cold, foggy, rainy October morning.
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