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ronwoodcraft

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Taken in North Central Idaho.

Light would have been softer later in the day, but I wanted to get the clouds in the sky. The clouds were dissipating, and would have been gone later in the day.
 

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Great pictures, love the quail. Never seen one with two top knots.
 
You could probably sell that one to John Deere for a calendar. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the pics!!! The lighting turned out great as well - don't sweat it....PLEASE! :occasion14:
 
What a master. Those are beautiful
 
I agree with everyone above! Great pics! The JD looks like it has raked a lot of hay in it's day. That quail would look good in BosnMate's den:icon_thumright:
 
Great pictures, love the quail. Never seen one with two top knots.
Thanks BosnMate, I don't think I have either. Hope there's not a nuclear plant around that I don't know about. :)
 
You could probably sell that one to John Deere for a calendar. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the pics!!! The lighting turned out great as well - don't sweat it....PLEASE! :occasion14:
Thank You kcm, I actually wanted to send it to John Deere, but gave up. I went to there web site, and found it's very difficult to contact them. First you have to fill out a long form with all kinds of info before you can use their form to ask them a question. I didn't follow through to find out if I could attache a picture to their contact form.
 
Thank You kcm, I actually wanted to send it to John Deere, but gave up. I went to there web site, and found it's very difficult to contact them. First you have to fill out a long form with all kinds of info before you can use their form to ask them a question. I didn't follow through to find out if I could attache a picture to their contact form.

Well their loss is our gain!:occasion14:
 
Personally I prefer the round bales. There's just something about seeing all those big round bales that gives the countryside a sort of charm. ...That is, until they're hauled in and stacked - then left to rot!

There's a road close by that on a part of it, I can look north into Canada and see big round bales all over the place. ...Looks just the same on this side of the border. :tongue3:
 
Great pictures. Do they do any square bales in Idaho?
Yes, I saw some in a field near town about a week ago. I almost took a picture because you don't see them much anymore. You see a lot of alfalfa in big square bales.
 

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