Today, I have posted a photograph I took the other
day. The photo was taken between Avon
and Elliston, Montana, along the Little Blackfoot River. The hay in this area is comprised entirely of
the natural grasses that grow in the lush bottoms. The hay is stacked by means of a contraption
called a “beaverslide” hay stacker. The
beaverslides, which are generally made from lodgepole pine, were invented here Southwestern
Montana’s Big Hole Valley.
--Mitchell
Hegman (Beaverslide
photo from openaranch.com)
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