A big, expensive reason I switched from a pellet stove to a wood stove. Who would have thought people would pay over $200 for a ton of sawdust...

Feeding the yaks. Their favorite part of winter by far.

If you've never seen a yak in the dark, they look a little strange.

They also look odd when they blow their winter coat in the spring.

This one is a little wild, so bribery is about the only way to get a hand on her.

A comparison of a 18 month old bull to a 7 year old, his dad.

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For comparison, scottish highland cattle to yaks in the background. For some reason, a lot of people confuse the two.

Another way to use the tractor, the backblade makes it easier to smooth ground or plow snow. Not as great as having a motor grader, but a heck of a lot cheaper.

What you remove to get 3 point attachment capability. Takes about 15 minutes when you only do it once or twice a year.

Back to knives for a bit. I mentioned collecting bruisers earlier. This was my early collection. Still have these.

Oops, well, I forgot the HACK went byebye. It's so little I didn't see it in there.