Carrot Catastrophe – The Wrath of Sticks Posted by Mike on February 23, 2011 Posted in: Uncategorized. Tagged: 18-200mm, annoyed, colt, D7000, horse, Nikon, Photography, ranch. 13 Comments I took a walk today to bring some treats to the horses. I ran out of carrots before I got to Sticks. He didn’t take it well. Share this:EmailFacebookTwitterRedditLinkedInTumblrPinterestLike this:Like Loading... Posts navigation ← Mountain Peek Shadow People →
It was Luka’s fault. She pulled out all of the stops to get extra carrots – the head tilt, the lip quiver, batting her huge horse eyes at me – I was powerless to resist. I did go back to the house and get more carrots for Sticks. Reply
I’d be upset to. Sticks has had a tough time this winter! I couldn’t stop laughing when I saw the first image! Great stuff. Reply
Sticks is usually a sweet boy – if he gets his treats before everyone else. He’s the baby of the ranch so we indulge him. Reply
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Wow, Sticks certainly looks like he’s ticked at you…hope you went and got some more carrots! 😛
It was Luka’s fault. She pulled out all of the stops to get extra carrots – the head tilt, the lip quiver, batting her huge horse eyes at me – I was powerless to resist. I did go back to the house and get more carrots for Sticks.
“What?!! No carrots?!! Waaaaa…. ” Lol… this reminds me of my kids’ temper tantrums.
Yep – I think he is starting his “terrible two’s” a little early.
I’d be upset to. Sticks has had a tough time this winter!
I couldn’t stop laughing when I saw the first image! Great stuff.
Hahaha. I had to come back and look at it again. It’s so funny!!
Oh, I love these shots! Poor Sticks!
After a half pound of carrots he decided to forgive me.
Love the action shots, especially the last look.
Nice shots, he does look annoyed 🙂
Yeah, horses….don’t get me started. Great photos that bring back some pain for me!
Sticks is usually a sweet boy – if he gets his treats before everyone else. He’s the baby of the ranch so we indulge him.
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