Made it to the Box R


We made it to the Box R and it is unbelievable. Almost 2,000 acres attached to Wyoming Wilderness and Bridger National Forest.




This is from "just on top of the hill"



We have 5 resident moose that live here. This one usually shows up every morning to eat. Irv said that there was about 18 that lived here but the wolves have killed all but 5.



There are thousands of Pronghorn Antelope that live here. They are usually in the road when you go anywhere.



We unloaded about 30 head of horses Friday night and we will unload about 30 more tonight (Saturday). Total will be about 100 horses and 180 head of cattle by next weekend.









And much to our SURPRISE we woke up to snow this morning



And we don't know when we will have access to the internet so it may be a week before we can update, but keep looking for more amazing pictures and update on the "Days of Our Lives"

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