January 2008
Photos for January 5, 2008
Ronald Lawton cuts off the string holding the bale together. The cattle "become really dependent on you," he said. "If you don't feed them, they don't eat."
Ronald Lawton breaks through the watering hole for the cattle, which must be done so the cattle can drink. "Sometimes the ice is over an inch thick," he said.
Callie peeks out from Ronald Lawton's tractor before setting out for the day Friday. "It's a way of life," Lawton said. "I intend to pass this on to my son."
Callie and Ringo, two red and white Australian Shepherds, round up the cattle to draw them away from Ronald Lawton's tractor.
Ronald Lawton rolls out a bail of hay for his herd of cattle Friday morning.
Moffat County's Cameo Wilson competes in the 400-meter freestyle relay. The Bulldog's placed second Friday in the team's first home meet of the season. Moffat County will compete again at 11 a.m. today.
Caroline Dotson, a co-owner of Downtown Books, is a school volunteer, college student, mother, wife and leader in two faith-based groups in Craig. Things, however, weren't always that way. She had to overcome a difficult past of crime and drug and alcohol use to get here.
Ronald Lawton loads up some hay early morning Friday at his ranch about 10 miles north of Craig.
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Question of the week
Do you seek medical care from The Memorial Hospital in Craig or Yampa Valley Medical Center in Steamboat Springs?
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