26 August 2007
Once again, in Idaho as well as all these high country states, all you have do is find some good grass and tie your horse to the tree --- even if it's right alongside the road. Just don't forget where you left him. As we approached a curve in the road, after seeing this horse, I commented that it seemed like there was a lot of manure in the road.
Around the curve there was a pick-up truck parked on the shoulder, with a man waving a red flag out the driver's side window. We stopped and asked what was wrong. All he said was, "Sheep up there on the road!"
You never see dogs working like this on TV. Six dogs and they all knew exactly what they were supposed to do.
Of course, when you're the lead dog....you have to oversee the operation.
Once again, in Idaho as well as all these high country states, all you have do is find some good grass and tie your horse to the tree --- even if it's right alongside the road. Just don't forget where you left him. As we approached a curve in the road, after seeing this horse, I commented that it seemed like there was a lot of manure in the road.
Around the curve there was a pick-up truck parked on the shoulder, with a man waving a red flag out the driver's side window. We stopped and asked what was wrong. All he said was, "Sheep up there on the road!"
You never see dogs working like this on TV. Six dogs and they all knew exactly what they were supposed to do.
Of course, when you're the lead dog....you have to oversee the operation.