PureCountry
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We trailed everybody out this weekend, with the exception of the Highlands and a couple charity cases that needed to stay home. This is stockpiled grass that they only grazed a while in November/December, so it's perfect for this time of year up until we calve in the end of May. By then we'll have them trailed to the calving grounds.
Waiting to get goin'
Crossing Maple Creek
Almost to the Top
Breaking over the Crest
Down the Other Side we Go!
About 100 head followed right along. Another 130 followed on miserable old cuss that takes off on us every time we trail. They went through a deep canyon to the west and after realizing they were going nowhere, they came back.
The Wanderers
Feast at the Finish Line
The Super Feed Wagon. We had this guy bring in 2 loads for us. We just dumped them on the native pasture, cut the twines off and spread them around a bit with the tractor. Hopefully it will help the lack of organic matter.
A Battle River Skipping Stone
Just a little guy, even makes Molly look small.
We're always amazed at how the deer beat a path around this behemoth. There must be somethin' they like lickin' off of it.
Saddleback Ridge. This is from up on top. The wife took these before she followed us down with the 4-wheeler. That peaks a couple hundred feet higher than where we fed the cows.
Hope you enjoy. Good evenin' all.
Waiting to get goin'
Crossing Maple Creek
Almost to the Top
Breaking over the Crest
Down the Other Side we Go!
About 100 head followed right along. Another 130 followed on miserable old cuss that takes off on us every time we trail. They went through a deep canyon to the west and after realizing they were going nowhere, they came back.
The Wanderers
Feast at the Finish Line
The Super Feed Wagon. We had this guy bring in 2 loads for us. We just dumped them on the native pasture, cut the twines off and spread them around a bit with the tractor. Hopefully it will help the lack of organic matter.
A Battle River Skipping Stone
Just a little guy, even makes Molly look small.
We're always amazed at how the deer beat a path around this behemoth. There must be somethin' they like lickin' off of it.
Saddleback Ridge. This is from up on top. The wife took these before she followed us down with the 4-wheeler. That peaks a couple hundred feet higher than where we fed the cows.
Hope you enjoy. Good evenin' all.