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Uploaded by: gilg72 — Sunday February 3, 2013 — Cimarron, NM (Current Weather Conditions)

These Ranchers really have to feed their hay these days. Lot of the water ponds & dams here are mostly dry. Sad to see this awful dry pastures. Not easy for Ranchers to water their cattle. Sad and all I can see is those Meat Prices going higher yet. Even last year didn't look near as dry as now.

Categories: winter, agriculture, birds, desert, mountains, trees Camera Type: NIKON D5000
 
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1. Cowgazer 10:49 PM GMT on February 04, 2013    
So sad to see, was reading about a Texas ranch who had sold almost all the stock, just to keep some vegetation on the land and so stop the soil blowing away. Hope and pray that rain will come and keep falling for all who need it, we have had enough for now.
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2. canuckjune 11:11 PM GMT on February 04, 2013    
Wow that is awful, I knew parts of the south were dry but I did not know it was this bad , sure hope you get moisture soon.
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3. CountryDreaming 1:48 AM GMT on February 05, 2013    
Hoping for rain for you soon ... Great shot.
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4. docshovel39 2:27 AM GMT on February 05, 2013    
VERY SAD situation Gil ! Glad you posted this . One of the large beef processing plants about an hour from where I live closed this month because the drought affecting the livestock in Texas . 10+ on pic .
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5. gilg72 4:22 AM GMT on February 05, 2013    
Thank you very much Cowgazer, Arlene, CountryDreaming, and Tim for all your great comments,

Thank you Approvers for the VIP selection on this photo. Much appreciation.
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6. trailhiker44 4:18 PM GMT on February 05, 2013    
Congrats on the VIP , Gil !
A truly sad situation - hope rain will come soon and bring some relief !
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7. nanapoo 6:04 PM GMT on February 05, 2013    
Breaks my heart for the cattle, farmers, and everyone affected! Very poignant photo Gil. Congrats on the VIP. Praying for rain for drought areas!
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8. gilg72 11:15 PM GMT on February 05, 2013    
Thank you much Heidrun & Sharon.
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9. mcleodglen 3:31 PM GMT on February 07, 2013    
just wondering, do the animals still eat the grass in this kind of weather?
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10. gilg72 10:00 PM GMT on February 07, 2013    
Thank you much for viewing & commenting mcleodglen. Guess they would eat anything their teeth can grab.
In these situations, the Ranchers are feeding them Hay & other livestock feed. Expensive for the poor Ranchers, and another reason our Meat prices going up at the Grocery stores.
Thanks for your concern.
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11. Glaswegian 1:31 AM GMT on February 08, 2013    
Sad, well captured scene Gil; I hope the drought comes to an end soon!
Bill
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12. gilg72 2:14 AM GMT on February 08, 2013    
Thank you very much Bill. Hope to get lots of snow yet this winter, but don't look like it.
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13. mapman 11:44 PM GMT on February 08, 2013    
Wow, it looks like all those cows have to eat is stubble and dirt.
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14. gilg72 1:53 AM GMT on February 09, 2013    
Thank you for your viewing & commenting mapman. Yes that appears to be all there is to eat.
Those Ranchers are feeding & haying them heavily. Much expense I'm sure.
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