Great to see the video of cutting hay. From my youth many years ago ('53), I could smell the fresh baled alfalfa as I watched. Even a recall of the sneezing and reaction from being allergic to the hay dust came drifting back. Thanks for the video.
@tractorrescueranch3682Ай бұрын
@@deernutOO I too love the smell of fresh cut alfalfa. I had bad allergies to it when I was a child but it doesn't bother me at all anymore.
@tectalabyssАй бұрын
You are spot on about the Bales and the Country, being Beautiful. As always I liked and shared. All my very best.
@tractorrescueranch3682Ай бұрын
@@tectalabyss thanks for your comment
@davidbarnes706Ай бұрын
I hated handling wire bales when I was young so rough on the hands
@tractorrescueranch3682Ай бұрын
@@davidbarnes706 yeah I'm with you. I hate the wire as well on my hands. But that'll machine sure make some nice tight bales.
@garyjohnson4458Ай бұрын
We had a wire tie baler then Buster converted it to twin
@tractorrescueranch3682Ай бұрын
@@garyjohnson4458 I actually have a IH 47 string tie parts baler. I considered switching mine to string as well, but the wire is working so well at this point. I think I'll leave it alone
@jefflaufer320517 күн бұрын
Is that date stamp correct on the video?
@raymiller9391Ай бұрын
Beautiful country out there! Any chance of grizzly bears in them mountains?
@tractorrescueranch3682Ай бұрын
@@raymiller9391 we have black bears, mountain lions and wolves, I think officially the grizzlies haven't moved into this area yet. But I did read an article where a sheriff's deputy took pictures of a grizzly just south of us. So I don't know whether they are here or not.
@raymiller9391Ай бұрын
@@tractorrescueranch3682 thanks for your reply, i just spent a week in northern Idaho in June. The mountains are beautiful and the snow capped mountains are amazing!