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That sounds like your hunt was a great adventure. Congrats on a fine Muley Buck!

That's a very nice set of photos. Thanks very much for sharing.

Yup, speaking of trains. The track from Plentywood to Scobey is now a storage site for old rolling stock and same for branch line out of Glendive. No wonder, Not going to be many opportunities for RR employment. Soon to be the 2 main lines and that is pretty much it.

You would probably have to settle for half the pay. some jobs in energy, oil fields etc. Truck driving. That's why Montana has less then 1 million people. If there were lots of opportunities we would surpass California in population. :shock: :???: Whoops, I momentarily forgot about our...

Glad to see your restoring the old station. Make sure you take precautions and don't breath the dust.

Welcome, good cow country N.E Oregon

I like your bulls, my kind of cattle, Those guys will cover ground and cows.

I don't see the point in trying to get one more calf out of the old cow. At first sign of going down hill they go. Sell them when you wean the calf. Even better is to wean early and get into the Aug-Sept high cull cow market.

Good job again on the pics. When Y'all get caught up on the fencing, mine could use a little help. :oops:

Our native range has Buffalo grass, holds nutrients when dormant. Cows will do good all Winter. Trouble is it only grows up to about 8 inches tall. Get a foot of snow early like this year and grazing is about done until the South slopes melt off.

I like the looks of the cows in the first pic, green lush grass and their looking around. Full, can't take another bite. :D

I don't think we would want a bunch of hungry eagles around a newborn. We don't see them up here very often. I think to far from the river.

22 here, feels good out of the wind. Must be good grain country, looks like a lot of storage. Mostly wheat?

Good to see the green. What is it? 3 months until you have green? We will be closer to 4 up here. :???: Good looking critters you have.

Nice hard grass. Cattle are doing great on it. Quite the buddy you have there.