a virtual visit to wyoming's rural communities
“With the lingering snow and cold temperatures this spring, many ranchers in eastern Wyoming are having to purchase additional feed. My dad and brother have a trucking company, and are often hired to procure, and/or deliver this feed, when it’s hay. This post follows my brother as he delivers one load to a fellow Niobrara County Rancher on a cold, snow-covered Wyoming morning.”
To read the full story visit RealRancher Heather Hamilton’s blog – Double H Photography
Armed with an automatic setting to expose a happy life full of God's grace
Debunking myths about beef
Agriculture Advocacy, Beef and Running
a virtual visit to wyoming's rural communities
a virtual visit to wyoming's rural communities
Horse & Rider Training. Serving The Northern Front Range Since 1981
a virtual visit to wyoming's rural communities
a virtual visit to wyoming's rural communities
a virtual visit to wyoming's rural communities
a virtual visit to wyoming's rural communities
Scenes, thoughts and poetry from our working ranch
The Comedy of Storytelling
a virtual visit to wyoming's rural communities
RealRanchers.com 
I have calved in those conditions and can’t figure out why so few figure out that it saves 2/3 of your winter feeding expenses if you would hold off until May/June “Can’t” do it? check out
http://cowherdmanagement.blogspot.com/
to change your attitude!