There are only so many hours in the day … and we made the most of an extra day to haul in more fence supplies with Glenn Ryan and Katy Bartzokis, Karmel and Sly, and Joey, Karla, Lena, Roz and Skid with the Rocky Mountain Regional Specialty Packstring! (We also had the help of BLM rangeland management specialist Garth Nelson and range tech Justin Hunt, and hardworking advocate Kat Wilder.)
Ya’ll get just one pic this morning because the hours of the day ran out on scheduling this blog post. But these folks not only are incredibly photogenic, they worked super hard to minimize our work later by hauling in loads and loads and loads of wooden posts, steel T-posts, wooden staves and smooth- and barbed-wire rolls, so you’ll see more photos soon.
For projects in the backcountry, going where ATVs fear to tread (and wilderness study area rules won’t allow ’em anyway (thank goodness)), MULE POWER ROCKS!
More pix to come. And another note to locals: Glenn and Katy – and the mules! – will be at the Ag Expo at the Montezuma County Fairgrounds this weekend. Check ’em out, shake their hands, admire the mules. They’re absolutely awesome, and we couldn’t be more grateful for this excellent partnership! 🙂
Good for all the helpers and the fabulous mules! And thanks to you, TJ, for the photos that obviously took lots of hiking power on your part,
Love your photo perspectives, TJ!
Katy and Glenn are true heros AND all the other fine hands and especially those lovely mules!
Many thanks of gratitude for all that each of you, 2 legged and 4 legged, do for the freedom of our nations treasures!! Love, Peace and Protection to you all!!
How phenomenal are these people and their mules, and horses!
Another amazing TJ Holmes pic!!!!!
“Mule power rocks” indeed! Thank you to everyone and to you, TJ, for your great pics showing us all the neat work going on out there! Rock on mules! And rock on too all of you wonderful people working on behalf of our mustangs. 🙂