Hay season is in full swing around the ranch. That also means hay fever is running rampant in our house. I couldn't stop sneezing or blowing my nose last night. Terrible. The weekend got to be full and the girls didn't get the chance to watch their first rodeo. Daddy promised them that he would take them to the Killdeer rodeo this coming weekend. We'll believe it when it happens! We know how things go during hay season. There will be plenty of time to play later.
The girls getting some lovin' from Dad when we stopped out in the field after work yesterday.
Wes standing in the grass hay out on Section 28. You can also see the bales in the field behind him. What a wonderful sight since the hay yard is almost completely empty!
Eating up the grass without a problem.
Huge windrows. Beautiful green grass. There is just an incredible excitement in the air right now. The Lord has provided us with wonderful moisture so far (2.4 inches last week alone). We are at His will, working His land and He has blessed us this year in so many ways.
The girls getting some lovin' from Dad when we stopped out in the field after work yesterday.
Wes standing in the grass hay out on Section 28. You can also see the bales in the field behind him. What a wonderful sight since the hay yard is almost completely empty!
Eating up the grass without a problem.
Huge windrows. Beautiful green grass. There is just an incredible excitement in the air right now. The Lord has provided us with wonderful moisture so far (2.4 inches last week alone). We are at His will, working His land and He has blessed us this year in so many ways. 
1 comment:
Tell Wes to get out of the goffer hole, then let's see how tall the hay is!!!!
Andy
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