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Published: 2005-08-01 04:04:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 3243; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 107
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About time for a horse photo?This is Tammy, a daughter on the ranch, taking stock of the cattle herd we drove.
Edit: I get points for this photo being taken on horseback.
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I would love to try that.
I mean I have been horsebackriding but never tried with cattles to
Its a amazing shot,the the colors
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nice shot and beautiful landscape...I love montana and the areas like that
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Thank you 
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fun shot; looks like a great day; and, yes, points for the saddled point-of-view
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Thank you very much 
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North of Montana... Alberta?
I helped drive cattle a number of times in Southern BC... Kamloops area... Worked in the woods there and had a number of Cowboy friends who needed help from time to time and it was a lot of fun ( & Work )....
Great shot!!!
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Yes, Alberta.
Aw, I wish I could do it for a living, lol, but alas, I'm no cowgirl. One of the cowboys I drove with last summer worked in Kamloops as well. He said it was amazingly fun but only did it because of that - the pay was awful. And he's brilliant at what he does.
Thanks!
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Alberta is a Great Province... Spent time in Rockies, Calgary, Rocky Mountain House, and Edmondton.... Now there is a BIG City!!!
Truly Love the North Country!!!
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It was a beautiful landscape. Unfortunately that didn't boast the amazing views; it was at the top of a great hill.
Thanks.
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Althow it's very nice in deed!
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Yeah, you definitely get points for shooting this on horseback. I would be focusing too hard on not falling off to take any kinda pictures. lol Then again I've never ridden a horse so... yeah.
Anyways, great shot! It's very crisp and clean and the colors look amazing! Excellent job my friend!
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I've always wanted to try horseback riding. My friend used to have a horse and she took riding lessons so she probably could have showed me how but I always chickened out. That was a looong time ago though. If the opportunity arose today I would definitely give it a try!
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I'd recommend trying Western first, lol, you feel much more secure on the saddle. English is more flat...I often wonder if there's a point to its existance.
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Oh wow. Stunning colors, perfect composition... instant
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loved the green dominance.
i felt so free looking at your picture, maybe one day i will live in Canada Too!
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Thank you! This is actually (though still in Canada) just north of Montana!
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Yes, about time! Well this is certainly something I don't see every day... Horses are beautiful creatures.. but they still scare me!
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You get used to it fast.
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It was beautiful up there
And that, would be an understatement, lol.
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Mooo #2. just thought i'd add to the excitement! nice shot.
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MOOOO!
Sorry, I do this every time I see a cow. Its an old habit XD
Lots of detail and the greens are so rich in this!
Ohh she's using a bosal!
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Lol! There were a lot, that was only the end of the herd!
Thanks!
A bosal? Enlighten me, oh master. ;]
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The bridle she's using. Its called a bosal hackamore and it works on pressure points on the horse's nose, chin and face, instead of having a bit that may pinch and be uncomfortable. According to Pony Club its the oldest form of horse control.
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Oh cool! I remember she was testing out a new bridle on one of her horses (not that one) and I think it may have been the same one...? The horse didn't seem to like it too much on her first go, lol.
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