Farming in the North
I almost just shot a coyote! My god… how life has changed. But if a creepers gonna creep on my flock, I’m going to have to take them out. Just call me Laura Ingalls effing Wilder. No, don’t do that. I don’t think she’d… Continue Reading “2017… And so it begins.”
2016, it is upon us! As Clay and I sat down to draw out our 2016 goals, we had mixed feelings on how we did on our 2015 goals. I was disheartened as I felt with a full-time job and a pregnancy, I wasn’t… Continue Reading “2015 in Review”
One of my blog goals for 2015 is to post “Wild Wednesdays” highlighting the wild life on our property as well as our wild horses. It’s always amazing to me how beautiful morning coffee is around here… and evening time wine. Most of these… Continue Reading “Wild Wednesdays – Bull Elk”
After December hits it’s time to start making the 3 hour drive across the river to start feeding the wild horses. We load up 6-8 round hay bales (1200 lbs each) on the trailer and hope for decent weather and good road conditions. Living… Continue Reading “The Wilderness Way”
I can’t believe it’s been a WHOLE year on the farm! Actually, I can because let’s face it, it’s been a crazy amount of work, time and effort. But boy, what a way to… Continue Reading “Our First Year in Review – 2014”