Movin’ Home shows a herd of cattle spread out and moving toward home at a nice and easy pace
known for their red bodies and white faces
The hill country in south Texas is the setting for this print
cattle and the scenic Gyp Hills in Barber County
Heavy wind is common in Kansas and makes for blowing snow in winter that often causes a cow to become separated from her calf and make her way home without it
Partners Movin’ Home shows a herdThis painting is of my youngest son, Kerry, holding his granddads horse, Red, many years ago. It was one of many cool mornings that Kerry spent with his grandad, Dale Lukens, and Red working cattle and checking pastures. Those long hours spent in the shadow of a mentor, both human and horse, helped a young boy live out his dream. Image size 8"h x 11"w Original watercolor painting on illustration board