South Texas Ranches ... Eagle Ford Shale ... Texas Better Beef

While on my way to list a Ranch, I get to see some very interesting sights. In Texas there are quite a few ranch entrances that really make a statement some these entrances costs would shock anyone . some cost almost as much as a small home ....but this entrance is so creative and inexpensive but makes a statement .......as they say a picture is worth a thousand words  .............

I just had to stop and take a picture of this gate.     So now....Give me your thoughts on this ranch entrance !!!

Working on my ranch listing , there are a number of  Exotic Animals , Horses and even Texas Better Beef you get to see.

 

On the way home I had to take another picture...

So ..What is this animal ?

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9 Comments on South Texas Ranches ... Eagle Ford Shale ... Texas Better Beef

JAN
22
2011
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Thanks for the post, it gave me a laugh with my morning coffee

Your Friend in Charlottesville
8:56am • #1
280,016 Points Outside Blog Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Forget the ranch! What are you doing with those baby crawfish!  Can I have a couple of them?
9:04am • #2
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Love the "Lazy Ranch" entrance - - I think it makes the perfect statement.  Is that a llama?  In North Bath, we have a small bison ranch and in Wiscasset I know of an Alpaca Farm - - lots of people keep goats, sheep, here, and I'm sure we have llama, but I just don't know where!  We used to have a therapy pony that lived right in Bath - he moved away.  Robert, I do so enjoy all of your photos -- I really need to remember to take more when I am out and about!
9:20am • #3
924,234 Points 13 Featured Posts Called Shot Master

Dear Robert,

Love that entrance, shows a lot of imagination, and love the alpacas, we have a few farms around here.  Nice shots.  A
11:58am • #4
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Charles ...Glad you had a laugh !!  People need to laugh a little everyday ...

Keith....  Here you go.....   

 http://activerain.com/blogsview/1863846/anguilla-lobsters-7-palms-anguilla-british-west-indies

 

Terry...I am so glad you like the photos...I am very fortunate .... I sure do bump into quite a few (different) sights

Alexandra......Thank You !!!

 

 
6:51pm • #5
JAN
23
2011
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Robert, that is one ugly llama.  It must be quite different working a listing on a ranch.  Sounds like it would be a lot of fun!
10:58am • #6
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Michael......I really enjoy listing and selling Ranches !!!    There is so much going on and to see....keep watching my blogs ...more to come

 

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11:29am • #7
JAN
29
2011
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It is either a llama or ilpaca. 
4:01pm • #8
237,958 Points 10 Featured Posts Attended Rain Camp Called Shot Master

Hi  Debra......It is a Llama......My neighbors have all kinds of animals !!!!
6:30pm • #9


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