Here are some pictures of a few of my cows. Tell me what you think. They're not the best pictures especially the one of the bull, I'll try to get better ones.
That fence is interesting. I have a plumbing company and I think 1" galv is about $.30 a foot. So to run 330' of 4 rail it will cost about $400 compared to $180 straight 9 woven. Whats your post at? Seems like the top rail would get bent easily if the posts are stretched to far tho. I like it.
Good looking cows. I like the looks of the hay also. How long do you keep hay stacked outside stacked the way the round bales are? I would have concern about the bottom bales if it rains on it.
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The last photo of the bull is a good definition of "self confidence". I like that and I like him. Saw your hay stack. Never done it like that. How does it keep in the weather stacked like that?
The hay usually doesn't get stacked like that but someone else stacked the hay you are seeing in the pictures. It hasn't been stacked like that very long it is going to be ground here shortly. The cow in the first picture is a 4 yr. old.
We stack hay like that here in IA because if there is an ice storm the plastic wrap all sticks together and wrecks the bales. It's easier to seperate the bales. We wasted a lot of cornstalks by the bales breaking apart.