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Do you have to feed hay too if the ground is covered?

Had a cow that spent most of the winter out in the hills before we could get her in. Too wild to do much with. By February, she decided people weren't so bad! Since then, she's been tame as can be.

The old biatch made hunting that pasture interesting while she was alone in November. She was really wary; I'd stick nothing but my eyeballs up over a ridge looking for a deer, and there she'd be, staring right at me from a quarter mile away.

Not yet, luckily we have good Fall grazing so far. Soon though, generally mid-Dec through May.

My evening hit and run. Good morning to those that see it a.m.







B&W's, Mila, tats, tata's....ginger...ya that about covers it.

That blond is easy on the eyes, yessir!

Morning all!

Thanks for fillin' me in Sam. Let them eat cake!


I'll be back.

BD

Morn'n clit lickers!

I'm back.

And amazed. Had the perfect (almost) set up at crossing trails near the river's edge, slipped up on a trio of hogs about 7:15, leaned against a tree and was about to do the deed....then came the thunder, right to left. Two deers, a doe and a half year old, haulin' ass, afterburners lit. WTF? The doe actually jumped over the pigs and the little deer did a zig and zag, pigs scattering to the 4 corners.

You ask why the deers were running like that? So did I. 3 yotes in hot pursuit, about 30 yards back.

I hollered "SONOVABITCH!!!" That seemed to distract them, but not slow them down. They did change direction.

Yotes in Florida chasin' deers.....never imagined that before. Wild assed morning, wish I'd had the Ithaca pumper and some buckshot.

Maybe I need some cake? I'm a rookie with yotes, but I double dog dare them to pull that chitt again.

Phuoc! Was sure as hell not expecting that this morning.


BD

Cool. Bet you were pumped.

Yep. I was 18 again for a few moments.

Excessive target opportunity....

Any of you hunting this area?
Smith took off Sunday from Baker City, Ore., where his family had been spending the Thanksgiving holiday, en route to Butte, Mont. But while flying over Idaho's vast wilderness, Smith reported engine trouble and asked air traffic controllers for coordinates to a backcountry landing strip near the tiny town of Yellow Pine, about 150 miles northeast of Boise and along the border of the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness. Controllers then lost radio and radar communication with the plane.

The search Tuesday focused on an area south of the Johnson Creek airstrip after authorities received a faint signal from the plane's emergency beacon.



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Just started up the truck, not too bad out there. As long as the wind stays down..

Didn't see any of those girls in wolf creek recently..

GODDAMMIT!
M16!
MY KINGDOM FOR AN M16!


Vinny.



Hello BTE.




And other bovines everywhere.

16.9 and the wind is howling here........


Maybe.




Now
Clear
Temperature
16.9 �F
Feels Like 17 �F
Wind(mph)
0.0
Sunrise / Set
7:14 AM
4:01 PM
Moon
Waxing Crescent
More Astronomy

A Balmy 4 degrees this morning in tropical Montana!

Well put Vinny.

dear 'flave

wife said im boney and my bones hurt her. should I be concerned?

signed

boney in st louis