from the last few days

[R A]

This was just surrounded by small squares. I thought I was going to have to use it this year putting up loose hay....

Micki

Herfy

Molly

My south east pasture pond went completely dry this summer....just fillin' in a little

As soon as I complete a couple projects I'm about done with, I'm going to turn this mini frig into a chicken egg incubator.

Hasn't been wanting to start.....so I've been having to plug my feeding rig in too.... YEY, world's smallest ranch!!!....

Lives to play frisbee

Sierra

Bonus pic

Saved a betta from a wal-mart. Sad to see them in a small tuperware and they aren't really supposed to be in tiny bowls for a good life.

 

[LazyWP]

That is awesome, and I love the plugged in hay feeder.

 

[Soapweed]

That is awesome, and I love the plugged in hay feeder.

Dittos. Does it do a higher pitch with the electric adrenaline rush?

 

[leanin' H]

I'd post a picture of my hay feeder that is hard to start as well, but she told me to take a flying leap! :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: Great pictures, as always RA, from the world's second smallest ranch. Don't make me sue you for copyright infringement pal! :wink:

 

[Justin]

small ranch or not, it's a good one.

great photos

 

[Bar M]

I agree with justin!!!! And i will say you sure have an eye with your camera

 

[Big Muddy rancher]

My fork does have a little trouble starting but when it gets running the heater seems to work overtime. :lol: :lol:

 

[jodywy]

some great pictures....

 

[Haytrucker]

I just came back from measuring a spot above the wheelwell to cut in an outlet that I will wire in to the block heater. Thanks for the good idea, from now on I'm pluggin' in my axe and my pitchfork... I thought heated hand grips on the 4-wheeler were nice...

 

[gcreekrch]

My fork does have a little trouble starting but when it gets running the heater seems to work overtime. :lol: :lol:

I must have the same model, does your shovel have the same problem? :lol:

As Justin said RA, don't matter the size as long as it's run right. :wink: Except for goats, I forgot you had them.....

 

[R A]

Thanks everyone!!! ....for the compliments, the laughs and for helping me build my place....whether it was directed straight to me or to someone else and I sponged it up also!

 

[Denny]

I liked your pitchfork one. Years ago we had an old forklift. I'd buy big squares and unload them then pitchfork them into my pickup. I went to the bank to borrow money for my first tractor and the banker say's "Can't you use a pitchfork" should have chocked him.Thats tough work feeding like that.good job. Now with your welder maybe you need to start building trailers next thing you'll have a Belarus tractor oh progress. :wink: :wink: :wink:

 

[101]

RA your outfit might be a little small but your stock sure are fat and sassy :wink: . Good luck 101

 

[R A]

Thanks, Denny and 101!!!

I worked night shift in a factory right out of high school to get to where I could move out of my grandpa and grandma's house and start this journey....had to watch the sun go down every night through a set of bars there.....I'll pitch hay with a pitch fork the rest of my life if I have to.....lol....

I moved out with a nissan pick-up, weight set, hat on backwords and baggy pants. I'm gaining slowly.

 

[R A]

I'll add this real quick.....

I remember my first night out on my own. I didn't have a frig or anything.....and no food what so ever. I was like, man it's rough out here on your own...lol. 2am that first morning, I drive the 20 some miles back to my G and G's house and raided their frig. I woke them up doing it and they thought it was funny as heck..... I was alright from then on though....