Thursday, April 3, 2014

Good Fences -2

 
A rather flimsy fence in front

Keeping in these guys (bison)
A farm up the road from the summer cottage.
(Photos from Sept 2013)
 

I'm joining in over at TexWisGirl's new meme, GOOD FENCES

 
Click on over to The Run *A* Round Ranch, have a look and join in!

 
 
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43 comments:

  1. really pretty shots! i agree, the fence doesn't look that strong.

    must be bison theme day for fences! you're the 3rd one linking in so far today! :)

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  2. Great shots of the bison -- and a weak fence!!! I'd be a tad nervous walking by there too close to the fence!! Hope you're getting ready for a lovely weekend, Karen!!

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  3. Couldn't tell you if they are strong enough to hold in bison, but all the fences in your first image must be doing the job adequately. :-)

    Visiting from Good Fences,
    ~Lindy

    My fences

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  4. Love the bison and the fences - they must be happy where they are. :) Thanks for sharing.
    Have a great day!

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  5. HI great shot with the Bison and although the fence is flimsy perhaps they are quite content staying behind it.

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  6. poor beautiful bison used to run free.. love the pics and it is odd that a small fence keeps them in, but it does the same for cows and horse.

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  7. Love the Bison.
    That flimsy fence must be doing a good job !

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  8. Gorgeous beast! I love the look of those old wooden fences, but I wouldn't stay around this one for too long!

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  9. Amazing bison shots.

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  10. They could probably leave there if they wanted to! ;-)

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  11. ooohhhhh i hope that keeps them in!!

    i love those pops of yellow!!

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  12. Love those Bison, saw some at Brian King too, maybe those big fellows are not inclined to leap at all. Cheers, Jean.

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  13. Wow. Hopefully the bison are perfectly happy on their side of the fence.

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  14. Beautiful bison shots and I do think it might be a tad flimsy for my taste :)

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  15. What great pictures of the bison. I do wonder about the fence too.

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  16. I'd say they appear to be enjoying themselves without a care in the world. Sign me up!

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  17. It looks like a wonderful day in the land of bison!

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  18. Neat shots of the Bison, I hope the fence held up. Have a happy weekend!

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  19. Very cool bison shots!! The fence does seem rather flimsy for these behemoths! lol But I love the old wood on the post.

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  20. Great photos visually, but they are also remarkable for having captured the trajectory of North American history in the last few centuries.

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  21. An interesting fence choice for these beasts!

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  22. Glad to see I wasn't the only one with bison! Nice shots! Handsome creatures.

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  23. Dearest Karen;
    Great shots of the bison with fence♡♡♡
    I've never seen them; how strong they look☆☆☆ Haha, I wonder if the fence strong enough p;)

    Sending you Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

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  24. Very nice fence and love seeing the buffalo.

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  25. I really, really LIKE this post. Bison, huh? Are they near by? The last time I saw them on the hoof was years ago in Yellowstone.

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  26. If you could name 1 of the bison what would name it? love u!

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  27. Beep - I would name one Bill. Love you too!

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  28. A fine shot of these important fences that keep the buffalo in where they belong.

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  29. Great photo of the bison Karen. They are magnificent animals.

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  30. I am sure that they could push that fence over without even trying.

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  31. I would imagine if they wanted out, they could just walk right through that one!

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  32. cool shots, they sure have put a lot of faith in that little fence hey? *LOL*

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  33. That's my kind of fence though. :)
    Nice looking bison.

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  34. Beautiful shots, Karen!

    Looks mighty nice for me to see since we have rain, and strong wind for two days now.

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  35. The bison must be quite well fed, because I think they could run right through that fence should they wish to. Beautiful place.

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  36. You are brave, and the bison are BIG! Nice to see happy beasts.

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  37. i saw your Buffalo & i had to jump on down here & see what was going on. i love Buffalo they really are neat animals. i guess they will get just like cows (same old same old) if you lived around them constantly. but for me they are so unique. ( :

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  38. Sure is a beautiful area. These bison shots bring back great memories.

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  39. oh great shots of the Bison's. Educated by Tex girl. I have not any idea what you call them only Buffalo to me.

    Oh your photography is clear and so macro view in and it is interesting.Where I live not any of them.

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