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The study of rocks and country.

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Tap

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I broke this one with my sledge too lazy ace. :wink:

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How did that happen?

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Must have been a rock shower. :-)

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Interesting erosion.

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Pretty but not a lot of production.

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The rock piles......sure brought back alot of memories. We usta take off and go down to Ft. Davis, and take the Scenic Loop (75 miles) and there is a place that's called, "The Rock Pile"...it's huge....big trees surrounding it, and there were pic nic tables where you could sit and eat after a climb up the rocks. I remember thinkin that, when standin at the bottom...lookin up at my brothers and dad while they were climbin, they looked like ants.

Tap you sure live in a neat part of the world, thanks for sharin the photos.
 
Boy did your camera sure capture the blue sky...I'm just gonna haft to pay more attention to landscape next time we get up in that area, I'd like to see it in real life. Thanks
 
Turkey Track Bar said:
Tap, wonderful pictures of beautiful country once again!!! Did you get any rain? I sure hope so!

Cheers---

TTB :wink:
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TTB, we officially received .10 inches of rain and snow yesterday. How about you guys?
 
Mrs.Greg said:
I just love your land,thank-you for always sharing it with us :)
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I like this country pretty well most of the time Mrs. Greg. Of course a good photographer only shows you what he or she wants you to see. :wink: :-) Thanks for the nice words.

Jassy, take a tour sometime. You probably would think this is the most desolate country within 500 miles of you though. :-)
 
Thanks for taking the time to share your country with us Tap,I agree with soapweed,if there are any rattle snakes around,right there in those rocks is where they will be,that's big country for sure,whats the pair/acreage average................good luck
 
HAY MAKER said:
Thanks for taking the time to share your country with us Tap,I agree with soapweed,if there are any rattle snakes around,right there in those rocks is where they will be,that's big country for sure,whats the pair/acreage average................good luck
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30-35 acres year round would be a good average, but management has lots to do with it. And also the widespread drought that we have been in this decade. It has taken a toll on everyone here.

How about your area Haymaker? What is a good average down there?
 
Tap said:
HAY MAKER said:
Thanks for taking the time to share your country with us Tap,I agree with soapweed,if there are any rattle snakes around,right there in those rocks is where they will be,that's big country for sure,whats the pair/acreage average................good luck
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30-35 acres year round would be a good average, but management has lots to do with it. And also the widespread drought that we have been in this decade. It has taken a toll on everyone here.

How about your area Haymaker? What is a good average down there?
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Disregarding this drought,16 acres to the pair is the norm for the TX Hill country,................good luck
 

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