Sunday Pic of the Day

mtmuley · Monday at 9:32 AM

Rack Daniels said:
Looks like you’ve already gained the access

One of our jobsites. 300 plus acres on the West Fork of the Root. mtmuley

Fidel · Monday at 12:34 PM

Pagosa · Monday at 4:43 PM

Training her to drive. Its way harder than looks being a teamster.

Straight Arrow · Monday at 7:54 PM

Pagosa said:
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Training her to drive. Its way harder than looks being a teamster.

That is for sure. My daughter started as a teen when she first owned Pete, her Belgian. She helped horse log around the cabin, as we took out 200 Doug fir to mitigate a spruce budworm infestation and to reduce fire potential. She went on to compete in NW Draft Horse Show competition in Sand Point, then ended up teaching driving and horsemanship at MSU. Photo below is her with a friend's team used in skidding logs.

Andi and Paul Zitzer horse logging up Horse Creek.jpg

Zim · Tuesday at 6:13 AM

Mallardsx2 said:
“I can’t wait to come back!”

Said nobody. lol

Sunny, dry & 76 today snowbirding here in Chengdu. Got retired last year so our plan going forward is to spend Dec - March here annually. Return for walleye season. Stay in US until hunting season ends November. Quite mild winters in Sichuan. I could get used to this. Open air cafe in photo.

Pagosa · Tuesday at 7:52 AM

Straight Arrow said:
That is for sure. My daughter started as a teen when she first owned Pete, her Belgian. She helped horse log around the cabin, as we took out 200 Doug fir to mitigate a spruce budworm infestation and to reduce fire potential. She went on to compete in NW Draft Horse Show competition in Sand Point, then ended up teaching driving and horsemanship at MSU. Photo below is her with a friend's team used in skidding logs.

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Those are beautiful horses and congratulations to your daughter, that takes a lot of work, skill, and patience.