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Dittos to what everyone said. Thanks for sharing.

You know H may have struck out on the good looks but he is sure hitting home runs on everything else... A lovely wife and kids, and God's beautiful country to work and play in. Truly blessings to be thankful for! Welcome back H. :wave:

Congrats Soap a great sale day for sure😀 Great photos of family and ranch and some from horseback as well. I sure do miss my horses... It just isn't the same on a mechanical one.

There is a fella that likes to live dangerously. :)

Great photos soap Looks like all your babies are doing fine I sure wish we had more of your kind of weed in Colorado than what's growing here

Very Nice!

Happy to hear you are on the mend!

I always enjoy your photos H. I'm sure glad your country is getting moisture and congrats on your new grass lease. We've finally received some rain here but it's been hit or miss. One pasture has been hit every time and the gramma grass is the best I've ever seen and other pastures are just...

Pictures are looking good! Keep 'em coming.

WOW! That's great moisture. We've only had a few sprinkles here and lots of lightning & gusty winds. I finished baling 1st cutting yesterday morning, so I'm no longer torn between wishing the storms would pass by or really get with it. We ranchers are a crazy bunch. :o

We sure don't need that kind of nonsense. I hope they get caught and soon. The Oxcart Fire southeast of Poncha Pass blew up on Monday. It went from 120 acres to 1150 acres in a few hours. There are three spot fires that blew over the top to the other side. That would be around the Howard...

There is still no containment. It was just a horrible windy day yesterday, wind 20 to 25 and gusts to 40 mph. The fire is getting closer to both South Fork & Wagon Wheel Gap, but no structures have been lost yet. Try the link below for a fire perimeter map...

Yes, unfortunately all of that area from South Fork, Wagon Wheel Gap and up toward Creede is all in danger. The comments coming out of the fire is that, they are seeing undocumented and unprecedented extreme fire behavior. Fire behavior that no one who is currently living has ever experienced...

Yeah Ned just 10 miles south of Villa Grove and about 12 miles north of the Baca Grant.

The smoke plume from the Wolf Creek Pass fires spreading through the Valley. Mt. Blanca in the center background. Hay meadows in the foreground. Looking West down the lane to the county road. Cows out grazing knapweed. I was all set to get some Milestone herbicide and kill off the darn...

There's a new Sheriff in town. :-)

A good days' work and good times. I enjoyed every photo, Thanks!

Could have been gcreek, about half of the attendees were blm, forest service, or NRCS employees. The other half were ranchers.

Thanks for the votes. :D I snapped this photo last summer at a grazing workshop. The exclosure, the man is resting on, showed about 25% usage... consumed by the elk. The permittee's cattle had not been rotated to this pasture yet.