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Guinea eggs are strong, but are they strong enough to hold 200 lbs?!

Most of the Pineywoods herd will get up if I get too close when they’re lying down. Rocky just wants to be scratched

Rocky teaching Uno on how to use is horns

Born earlier today! Mamma’s busy cleaning them both

Pineywoods cattle are an endangered farm animal

Listen to all those critters!

Sweet potatoes, kale and lettuce

Those Pineywoods horns to command respect

Tasty treat for the chickens

Grass, insects and yes mice!

Turn sound to hear the stream that flows through the farm

This little one was just 6 hours old when it first had human contact. Mamma Louise was very trusting

Uno is one of the Pineywoods that loves a good scratch from his two-leggeds. Watch closely and you’ll see how he directs me with his horns about where he wants the scratch. It’s taken me a while to learn the subletiea and I still don’t always get it right away. Sometimes we wants me to scratch his his face, sometimes behind his ears and like today, his neck. You will also see that he follows me if he doesn’t think the scratch is done.

The Pineywoods herd are not quite awake yet