Yearlings

A grizzly bear with two yearlings has returned to Nelson, B.C. after an attempted relocation.

He starts pairing up the stock birds on Boxing Day followed by the sprint cocks, yearlings and then the middle distance birds all at one week intervals giving him time to get each loft settled.

They found evidence that one of the yearlings had been injured but did not locate either of the cubs.

Footage from Kankool Pet Foods in Willow Tree, in the NSW Liverpool Plains, also shows several young unraced horses, including yearlings and ex-racing mares retired into breeding, were among those microchipped thoroughbreds turned into pet food.

It could be steers or yearlings that you’re carrying through the winter.

The 16-month-old yearlings were tagged and released by the environmental group Arcturos, which runs a bear sanctuary in Florina, in northern Greece.

Magnier bought yearlings in his name and in partnerships with Repole Stables and Vinnie Viola, with Paul Shanahan, with Sarah Kelly and with White Birch Farm.

Ron Brownotter uses these corrals to sort buffalo calves and yearlings that he sells at auction every November at his ranch.

Colloquially, freshmen are plebes, sophomores are yearlings or yuks, juniors are cows, and seniors are firsties.

In the time after they leave the lodge for the first time, yearlings will help their parents build food caches in the fall and repair dams and lodges.

Scent marking increases in August during the dispersal of yearlings, in an attempt to prevent them from intruding on territories.