Schmidlin Angus Farms

Cowpies to Treetops

Bulls In Barn

Our group of six yearling bulls that have been spending most of their time, lounging and growing in the bull

With the tips of the bamboo stakes being chewed on, my mind starts working on solutions to our elk teething

In the previous post, Chewing On Bamboo Part 1, you got to hear about the disturbances caused by deer and

I had mentioned that we were starting to notice deer and/or elk disturbing the seedlings that we had planted on

The first shoot of the native orchid, Coral Root, was spotted as I was out in the woods re-caging the

Trooping through the woods this time of year shows new growth with each step. Today I noticed the Oregon Native,

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It’s hard to capture in a picture what is not there, but this one does show my final day of

I spotted the first brown field mushroom of the season. This variety is closely related to the white button mushroom

I have been threatening for the last month to get rid of pesky #33 bull calf since his nightly (and