Free Range Haybales

[wvfarrier]

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

 

[wade2big]

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

It probably come through the hole in the fence.

 

[jb0311]

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.

 

[ggmanning]

Fell off my gooseneck driving by..........

Seriously I rolled one off in my 1 caution light town last year on main street and didn't realize it until I came back to the barn the next day to stack the load.

 

[armorpl8chikn]

Damn free grazers.

 

[chevy_man]

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.

 

[JR_77]

Fell off my gooseneck driving by..........

Seriously I rolled one off in my 1 caution light town last year on main street and didn't realize it until I came back to the barn the next day to stack the load.

Was just about to write a similar story. I’ve seen a strap break loose & a round bale roll off the back of a flatbed gooseneck trailer & right thru a board fence.

 

[n2ishun]

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.

 

[wvfarrier]

Fell off my gooseneck driving by..........

Seriously I rolled one off in my 1 caution light town last year on main street and didn't realize it until I came back to the barn the next day to stack the load.

That happened on the highway here a few weeks ago. Fella lost half a dozen round bales. Made a helluva mess

 

[sirhrmechanic]

Didn’t you know they migrate?

You probably caught one of the early ones headed South for the winter.

Sirhr

 

[Dot3]

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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.

Tote, or IBC (intermediate bulk container)

 

[MtnCreek]

Cows that get hit in the road and hay bales that come off trailers are two things nobody ever claims.

 

[Dot3]

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.