Oklahoma Blog Is Full

The work in Oklahoma continues, but my blog is full.  I take way to many pictures, but that is what I like, so I will continue to do so.  We will be leaving Oklahoma on Wednesday!  So I will add the last few week's to our Navasota Blog.  Happy trails Oklahoma, and off to Texas we go!!!
We have enjoyed our time here at the Sooner Land & Cattle, in Foraker Oklahoma


If you wish to continue on to the next blog,
www.navasotaranch4.blogspot.com

See you in Texas

Sunday and Our Missionaries

Great day to take a group photo!

Sooner Land and Cattle Ranch

Missionaries

Elder and Sister Gibson, Sister and Elder Cleaver, Elder and Sister Allen, Elder and Sister Wheeler, Sister and Elder Titmus.

Elder and Sister Allen

Elder and Sister Titmus

Sister and Elder Cleaver

Elder and Sister Gibson

It is fun to have a large group of missionaries, to work together.

Tallgrass Prairie Preserve

As we are preparing to return to Navasota Ranch, in Waco, Texas.  I wanted to visit the bison and the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve, one last time.  It was fun to venture out and see the bison and deer on the preserve.

I have truly enjoyed seeing the Bison

sometimes they are close today was a good day to see them.

"now what are you doing"

"Pose o'kay"

Young bull 

little calf

this young calf walked right up to the road.

It was quite curious.

Bison on the prairie

Mallard's in the pond

Crow

Whitetail doe

fawn and mother

Large bull bison on the ridge

Hitching a ride!

rear view

last photo on the Tallgrass Prairie

Whitetail in the grass on the ranch.

Sooner Land and Cattle

cattle grazing in the pastures.

Walk at Little Chief

As the Elder's worked, I went for a walk around the Little Chief Camp.

The limestone is covered in fossilized roots, and shells.

The creek has washed away the excess exposing the fossilized roots 

fossilized shells and mollusk imbedded in the roots.

The fall leaves are gone, preparing for winter.

hardy little flower making an appearance.

Shell imprint

lots of shells

This large petrified root

more layers of shells

even the dirt has been fossilized, layers of mud.

Large leaf, the size of a dinner plate.

This little frog has yet to hibernate.

Scrub Jay

Small Daisy with a soft touch of lavender color.

Another large leaf.