Took my youngest boy out on Friday to the same field. It was a very good day of "misting".
No pics this time with the Nikon. I did take some pics (small digital) of what some people may think of as "odd". The owner of the land is an old German sheep farmer, and a super nice fella. He has a constant battle with yotes, ravens, crows, and magpies with his sheep herd.
The yotes he shoots are placed on fence posts in a row where they are most likely to cross and is done to discourage other yotes from entering his farm. Over the years I have heard "mixed reviews" on whether or not this actually works to keep yotes away.
Anyway, I took some pics of his display. He had about 20 posts adorned with yotes.
Here's a couple of "close ups"
This last time out, the ole farmer decided to take a break from his chores and walked out to the pasture to see how we were doing. To say the least, I pretty much have the farmer convinced he needs a 204 for control of his varmint problems. He spent two hours with us and before we left his wife insisted we take home a "care package" of home made perogies to take home. He has another field that the sheep are on, which has a very nice population of the little "grass maggots". The sheep should be moved sometime this week, which means more fun and games to come.
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