Showing posts with label Powell Butte Bison Ranch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Powell Butte Bison Ranch. Show all posts

Thursday, November 15, 2012

Powell Butte

Pretty Day in Powell Butte, no clouds and almost 60.


Herd has been moved up to fields above canal.


This guy was watching me.  Does he know he will be in the freezer next month?
There are also 2 new grand kittys, one for Liv and one for Auggie.  This is as of yet un-named number 2, about two pounds now but he has huge feet. He already knows the good hiding places so he may survive the owls I hope! :(

Sunday, November 11, 2012

Roller Skates and Buffalo

    Round up at Powell Butte Bison Ranch will be next weekend and there's lots of preparations under way.  Hope there is time to take a few pictures.  I was recently reminded of the song, "Can't Roller Skate In A Buffalo Herd." I agree.

Image; Art Card Edition, 2.5 x 3.5in  'Powell Butte Bison Ranch'  .collected

Friday, October 14, 2011

Corn Still Life


Painting out door still life in natural light is very satisfying.
 Mid point - Developing greens, warm and cool
Corn on the ranch was late but colorful.  I took a few ears up to the chickens every day so by the end of two weeks they would start clucking and running to me when I was within sight. 


Monday, October 3, 2011

Ranch Sketchin'

Hanging around Powell Butte in Central Oregon for the next several days sketching, putting up some tomatoes, giving ears of corn to the chickens, and cleaning out the laundry room just to mention a few chores.

Have a couple extra gas grills

Nice to see a barn full of dry hay
Some little jars of nice tomato sauce we put up 
 Got a lot of sunflower seeds to harvest

Sunday, July 10, 2011

American Bison

Hot day. Just about to cool off with a coating of dust.  It wouldn't work for me or my friends but these guys love it.  I was thinking some nice cool purples and blues  could make him think twice about a wallow in the dirt.  My great nephew thinks I should have just used brown but I didn't have any earth tones in my palette.  Maybe next time, crimson and orange.