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I like that Red Sky picture

It's hard to believe that could happen this time of the year. When this is all figured out, I think we will find several reasons why it was so severe. Cattle hadn' developed their winter hair coat, then 2 days of rain before. Wet hair doesn't insulate very well. Cattle in summer pasture do...

It seems that photobucket claims that their new way is supposed to be easier to get your pictures on photobucket. Something about just dragging them to place. I haven't figured out how. It must be that you put your picture on desktop or something. When I try to change to many things, there...

I would like to see it re-started. I believe it added another dimension to Rancher's Net. Something else to open up ranchers net for. I realize it takes time and effort on someones part to keep it going. I know I couldn't do it. I don't take many pictures anymore but have albus full of some...

I like your pictures. I am wondering what species of grasses you have there and what forbs you have growing with the grass. On that one picture of the cow and calf, it looks like some sort of sage wort with the grass. Looks like some pictures have introduced grasses. I have only been through...

I like your pictures. I like the ones with the clouds and the landscapes. The three pictures of just the one cow with her calf especially appeal to me too. Thanks for posting them.

I see this is on top again, so i will just put in my 2 cents worth' I believe the grass you pictured is just old Smooth Brome. Now that the snow is off I see some here that looks a lot like that. It is just coming through the old growth. Smooth Brome is an introduced grass but it is getting to...

Thanks for voting for my picture. I scanned that picture from my album of barn pictures. I took that picture way back in February of 1991 with my Minalta camera. It was taken near Sparks Nebraska. I believe that was known as the Simons Barn, on what had been an old homestead. I haven't been...

It is still snowing here Doesn't look very good outside. visability is limited, more because of blowing snow then of snow falling. Hard to say how much snow we had because of the wind, maybe only somewhere between 3 to 5 inches so far. Looks to be wet snow. Temperature right now 15 degrees...

I like it to. That's the way my Dad put up hay in the 1930's and early 1940's Then we would top these bunches out so rain water would run off. Later we would load in on the hay rack to bring in or to feed. If snow drifted over these bunches we might have to shovel it off to get to the hay.

I believe the photo Contest was started in the fall of 2005 or the winter of 2006. I have enjoyed it, and I believe it has been a great addition to ranchers net. Thanks Lilly and Faster Horses for getting it started and keeping it going. Hope we can continue with it.

Yes, Aksarben is Nebraska spelled backward. I believe it is an organization of Nebraska business men to promote Omaha and Nebraska. A few years ago they had a racetrack and an arena, where livestock shows were held. I believe this is closed now and that area has become a commercial area...

That picture was taken at Robert Epke's Threshing Bee back in Sept. 1981 On the back it says Bill Cox's Team.

#2 photo was a very nice photo. It had to be centered, at least on my computer. When centered it showed the hay rake. interesting picture.

I like your pictures. Something about that 3rd one, for some reason it really appeals to me, like the windmill and the colorful cloud pictures too.

My Dad sometimes used a hammer to stretch fence. He had a hammer with a steel handle (a piece of pipe) Easier to use then the old rope, block and tackle type stretcher

Older Tractors

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This church is, or at least was, located northwest of Parmalee SD in what is now known as the Old He Dog Community. It was built (I don't know when) as a mission church by the St. Francis Mission. A priest would come there to say Sunday Mass. The Indian people would come with their teams and...

I took the picture of that barn 9/11/1993. Have it in my album of barns.