Good morning. Dwayne here, Dry Creek Wrangler School.

In here in Kentucky, it's cold this morning, a lot of snow, and it's time to feed. We're going to feed the horses.

So I want to just do a short video on different things of, different ways of feeding. I did a short one just a few days ago where we rolled around Bella Hay off against the fence.

Not ideal and here's another way of doing it. Now what we got the problem we have here is first off, we're renting this Amish farm while we're trying to buy a place about three mile away up on the ridge.

So we're kind of limited to how much we can set up.

Not only that, but we got here in January during the year of one of the worst winters Kentucky's had in a while, I guess.

And so we're just, you know, we're trying to survive.

We're trying to get the horses fed.

The pasture is kind of frozen right now, but it's a super mess.

I can't drive out there.

I'll bury the truck up to the axles.

So there's mud everywhere and I'm trying to get hay to the horses.

I went down to the feed store.

I got around Balahaye and I asked them to set it up upright on here.

And so we did this last night.

So what I'm doing, how we're feeding today, if you take a round bail of hay for those of you who don't know,

that hay is bailed rolling up, okay?

So this is rolled like this.

Now I've got the strap on there just kind of holding in place so it doesn't completely fall apart.

And what we're going to do is I'm going to peel some of this off and I'm going to put some hay over right here.

And then Mama's going to drive the truck down a little ways and I'm going to do some more.

So I'm going to spread hay down the fence here.

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