Free Range Haybales
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It probably come through the hole in the fence.I was working in the barn and walked outside to find a free range haybale had made itself at home in my field. I have NO clue how it got there as its about 100 yards from the road
Looks like I have a new archery backstop
My first summer in west central MN I had a guy set one in my front yard/field (they hay the ROWs on my old road) He didn’t to keep that bale that year. Wouldn’t have been a big deal if he came and asked, would have even let him bale the entire field but I didn’t appreciate someone just driving onto my property and leaving their shit there uninvited 
. That’s how the farmers in MN are in my experience though.
. That’s how the farmers in MN are in my experience though.
I was working in the barn and walked outside to find a free range haybale had made itself at home in my field. I have NO clue how it got there as its about 100 yards from the road
Looks like I have a new archery backstop
My bow would go right out the other side.
Anything more than a recurve, and you need a real backstop.
Couple weeks ago I ended up with one of those 4x4x4 foot water tanks (there's a name for them I don't recall right now).
It's the whitish polypropylene/polyurethane whatever in the thin steel frame, I know you've seen them.
Of course it was blowing about 80mph during a storm....but where it ended up and the direction of the wind....ain't nobody for at least 10 miles.
Still sitting there...still waiting for someone to claim it.
It's the whitish polypropylene/polyurethane whatever in the thin steel frame, I know you've seen them.
Of course it was blowing about 80mph during a storm....but where it ended up and the direction of the wind....ain't nobody for at least 10 miles.
Still sitting there...still waiting for someone to claim it.
That happened on the highway here a few weeks ago. Fella lost half a dozen round bales. Made a helluva mess
Didn’t you know they migrate?
You probably caught one of the early ones headed South for the winter.
Sirhr
You probably caught one of the early ones headed South for the winter.
Sirhr
Cows that get hit in the road and hay bales that come off trailers are two things nobody ever claims.
I worked a ranch in Wyoming and had a mare that got out and rolled over a Subaru. Yeah it sucked for the car but the free range sign said it all.
