I work a lot of cattle all over the western US. A lot of my work is done in the dead of winter and oftentimes outside with little to no protection.
When you have a big day of working cattle that seems to go on and on and especially in bad weather, one of the best sights to see is when the crew that's been bringing cattle up and loading the tub/alley all day comes forward to the chute. Whether they are horseback and ride up to just watch the last few go through, or the crew walks up with their flags and hotshots and sits them down, it is a great sight because it means you are about done.
Anyone else get that? Have that same experience and feeling?
Last edited by Tarkio; 02/21/19.
