Amousican History - Cattleman vs Sheep Ranchers by coa
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One of the biggest "wars" of the west was the cattlemen vs the sheep ranchers...this continues on, in part, to this day.
For those who don't know...cattle rip grass with their tongues and sheep eat right down to the dirt, often including the roots (great for clearing dense areas).
Lots of tension here with "the guys"! :^)
Daz; Vista Internet Products (Lyne's wonderful animals)
Thanks in advance for all your comments and smiles. Have a super week and see you next Tuesday!
Comments (41)
:):):):) excellent!
What an adorable image. I really love the clothes you choose for these critters.
Uhoh, this means trouble. ;) Even the horse looks a little mad, too. Hopefully the gys can keep their hands off their guns. Brilliantly done once again, Wendy!
LOL :D that is so very cute! Both mice look great, but the one with the horse is just so adorable. :)
Well, hopefully they are not on the wrong side of such a cow when... :-))) I really would see how they use their lasso on those little creatures in the background. Wonderful image, wonderful idea Wendy.
HAHAHAHAAA! Either of these guys should worry about being stepped on by one of their herd! But they do look like some Bad Hombres. Wonderful work, Wendy!
Cool idea and a lot of fun (like always), Wendy! LOVE the foreground, especially the super' dressing details!
Oh another fun history one... !! That is one huge sheep facing down the bull! LOL!! I love this!!!!! :)
Very great image. Bravo!
Fantastic composition. Those cowboys look great but I think they would have trouble with the cattle because they much bigger than them. Nice horse.
Excellent scene, I love the cows :)