Breakfast Buffet...

[Beth Worden]

...In the snow
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a196/pasobeth/breakfastinthesnow.jpg

[CarolU]

LOL Beth..your snow is so high it gets the hay up so they don't even have to bend over. Too funny. I guess you use a sled to take out there? We used to do that on the ranch...worked great.

[Beth Worden]

Ah, Carol - you've been there, I see...LOL. Yep, snowshoes and a plastic sled. I keep working further away from the sheds so the snow gets tromped down and they have a play area. Allthough, Miss Birna who won't give up the foal, does not want to play too much. But she sure likes to eat!

[PasoJoy]

Well I threw my sled out last year cause it was pretty beat up and didn't replace it.. :evil: and now I am a floppin tuna out there trying to distribute hay... :mad:

[CarolU]

Yeah, those little plastic sleds from WalMart. They're on sale right now here. Sure work great for moving hay! LOL

[appyday]

I love snow pictures..

[Red Ryder]

Yea I love snow PICTURES also, just don't like the snow !!!!

[appyday]

Yea I love snow PICTURES also, just don't like the snow !!!!

:lol:

[jodiTowne]

Next year I need to put up snow fence along the fence that leads away from the barn. I have a waist high drift that blows in as soon as I clear it. The horses don't stomp it down and frankly I don't need them in the deep snow because the drift just about covers the fence. Unfortunately I am no where near the manure pile when I dump the buckets. I will have a mess when it thaws....lucky for me I have the tractor and a husband who likes to play!.

[Rose Mary Axell]

Get a tractor and a big PTO drive snow blower! It is a lot easier than snow shoes and a sled. LOL (I lve the snow blower we got for our tractor this year! Jane is envious!

[Jane Hurl]

Jane is so envious that she's been pricing out one for the Belarus.
A brand new 86" one can be had for as little ast $2,900!
(We were thinking that the $2,400 that a guy was asking for his used unit was a good deal ... until we started pricing out new ones.)
If you go bigger than 86" you need 95-115 hp to use it.
We've only got 80 horse, so the 86" (which is as wide as our tractor) is perfect.

Now I'm waiting 'til someone wants to sell 'em cheap so they don't have to carry them over 'til next winter!

[Fuego]

....who'da thunk that Canadian women suffered from snow blower envy? :shock:

[Terry Wallace]

Breakfast buffet??? I was expecting photos of a Shoney's...like that one in Aiken S.C.... where you can graze on salad for breakfast and have GRITS and all....(my first introduction to grits...what a good memory!)

I wish we had Shoney's out here!!!

[Jane Hurl]

Fuego ... you big kidder!