No relations Mr.Dobbins. Yet thankful to both men for their wisdom and helpful info shared on here.

Paul:

No sir. These belong to someone else. Ours have been known to "frolic in the tundra" and get blood on their hands though!

Pete

Fullfreezer do you leave the kids at home when going after sheep or is the terrain safe enough to take the kids with you?

Ours aren't nearly that calm either !

I'd sure take those two if offered

My Baby Buff Orpingtons

Got out for some this morning, as well.

Lots of geese this year.

Man them blue berries look good. Nice and big we picked some but they are small and take forever to pick. Get out for crans soon though.

Nice bulls!

Geez that old 870 looks like it has been around the block a time or two.

Finally got around to extracting this years honey crop. Not too bad, 4 gallons out of one hive.
Was a great year for wildflowers and some very unique, dark honey came out of it. Wonderful flavor.
In the photo, the jar on the left is last years fireweed honey to compare.

WOW that looks like Crow berry syrup !!!

That's awesome looking . what the nectar source ?

Good question Jeff ! Wish I knew a definitive answer. Whatever it was sure overpowered the fireweed nectar.
Banner crop of wild raspberries and wild roses so I suspect that had a great influence.

That's pretty cool. I bet you can get a premium for that stuff. I made splits this year again, instead of honey. Ended up with a couple gallons. Just enough for my needs.

You sure do post some great pictures, YJ! Nice harvest ;o)) It makes me wish I wasn't on this danged low carb diet!

Oh, what's a carb, here and there?
Besides, too much protein, and not enough Coors Light can cause gum disease and tooth loss in the state of California!

Thanks O.B. Glad to see you posting.

This little guy was in my yard a couple winters back.

I’m sure craving a blueberry pie now! 😊