This is Simba on the left & Cutter on the right, waiting for dinner.Cutter met an unpleasant demise to a coyote last fall, so Simba is now restricted to the house.
This is Molly. She was born here on the ranch and remained when her original owners sold to us. She is a barn cat who has a kitty door into a heated tack room.
At 14 years of age, she is wise to the dangers of the wild.
This is Tilly, a stray who took up residence in our hay barn.
She has a unique dot on the end of her tail.
This is Tux, Tilly's daughter. She arrived with Tilly.
She looks like a miniature Simba.
This is Thomas T. Tomcat, another visiting stray, who has gone to greener pastures.
We have many strays that take up residence in the warmth of our barns. All critters are that we can catch & tame are neutered.
I had suspected we had a fox roaming around and had been trying to capture him with my spy cam. I had to move the camera several times to get him. After we had heavy snow last week, I decided to observe the plowed driveway assuming he would travel the path of least resistance. I still didn't get him until I baited the site with a turkey carcass. Finally captured him! 
Bluebird I saw on my morning walk
I guess we surprised this guy!
The herd crossing the creek.
And the elusive coyote
This is Molly. She was born here on the ranch and remained when her original owners sold to us. She is a barn cat who has a kitty door into a heated tack room. 
NIkki with her pumpkinman
She looks healthy and ready to go!
I spotted the hawk several times afterward. I knew it was her as her tail feathers were ragged from sitting in a cage. I can only hope that almost a year later, she is one of the hawks who screeches at me when I enter the woods every morning!
