Well, I still have a one-handed rancher-order-buyer husband. To be fair, he still is doing almost all of his work – much to my dismay. I cringe and try unsuccessfully to make him slow down. After getting in to an orthopedic doctor Oct. 19, it was determined that surgery was needed to place a plate in the arm for the break to heal best. He had smashed his arm between a steer and the chute when processing feeder cattle on unlucky Friday, Oct. 13.
"The green hues on the rolling prairies in our area are slowly starting to fade to the fall yellows, browns and grays."
Neighbors help move hay at the Senn ranch near Opal, S.D. They came to put up hay before wintry weather set in, helping out after Jerry Senn broke an arm.
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Neighbors help load hay at Senn Red Angus after Jerry Senn broke an arm.
Rio Senn, 1, is ready for winter weather after 3-4 inches of snow fell Oct. 26. Â
Heather runs West River’s Senn Red Angus with husband Jerry where they raise registered and commercial cows. Their six kids are a big part of the operation, learning and growing as they help on the ranch.Â
