What could be more Country than a Herd of Cows?  ...Of course you've heard of cows...But have you heard The Divine Bovines?  ......Well, Give 'em a Listen!  These Old Heifers paint a vivid picture of their life on a Montana Ranch with their lively music and hilarious lyrics.  

  Goin' Green isn't anything new to these Mature Manure Manufacturers.  CowRAP! will make you dance and laugh, as will the rest of these Cow-Tunes.  These Clever Old Cows sing about home, mothers, life sentences, past loves and hope for the future.  You'll get well acquainted with these Musical Mamas when you listen to these 40 Songs From The Cow's Point of View. 

Click on the link below to listen to CowRAP - Song #1 on CD #3 - DeJaMoo.

Please be patient - it may take a few moments to start. 

*If you get a "WARNING" it merely means that your computer defaults  settings will not allow this to play. You can fix this problem  by selecting Start, Programs, Windows Media Player, selecting Tools, Options, then File Type and selecting MP3 - this will allow Windows Media Player to play this song. These easy steps should resolve the problem.  

Who ARE the Udderly Divine Bovines?

  The Divine Bovines exist only in the imagination of Judy Williams who was raised in White Sulphur Springs, Montana, the middle child of a musical family.  She played bass guitar and sang with the country band, Wild Country,  for several years in the Spokane, Washington and Coeur d'Alene, Idaho area prior to moving home to Montana in 1986.

  She lives between Toston and Radersburg, Montana with her husband, Tom. They raise beef cattle and hay on a portion of the ranch established by his grandfather, Tom Williams, who arrived in Montana in 1889.

  Judy is completely at home in the beautiful Crow Creek Valley, surrounded by good neighbors and friends, children and grandchildren. She is a member of the Broadwater CattleWomen and The Townsend Rotary Club. As the writer/director of the Townsend Rotary Club Annual Variety Show and the founder of the now-famous Dixie and The Cup Sisters, she has delighted audiences in Broadwater County, Montana and surrounding areas for the past two decades.