Summer on a ranch means lots of long, long, long days. Wooster is putting about 18-21 hour days in the hay fields, irrigating, moving bales, tarping bales, fixing things, etc. It’s a race against elements, coordinating water flow with neighbors, and making hay during the small window of time during the night or early morning.
The cow crew is busy moving cows, having brandings, doctoring cows, using horses, putting cows back in the fenced off areas they got out of, moving cows up the mountain and moving them around to different pastures up there.
Everyone is busy. Super busy.
