This morning when I went to wake up the big bears and feed the moose calves I noticed a change in scenery....the tops of the mountains are covered in snow! The snow is back! I feel like it just left. The past few days I have been pulling some extra shifts in the gift store. We are now into our winter hours. We went from being opened 8-8 to now being opened 10-5pm. The days are already getting shorter. I cannot wait for the snow to to slowly work its way down to us! As I was feeding the calves today I realized just how much they have grown. I now have to raise my arms as high as they will go to feed the calves. Soon I will be on my tippy toes and feeding them. They are eating about 20 cups of grain a day! In this picture Gilly is on the left and Nelson is on the right.
I mentioned in the previous blog how our elk are seperated. This picture shows a very good reason why. This is only play fighting compared to how it would be if females were around.
Jack has finally shed all his velvet as of about a week ago. When we gave the animals the left over veggies from the palmer fair we also gave some to the moose and elk. Jack is enjoying his share.....
I realize this blog is rather short, however, I am actually working outdoors tomorrow so I will be sure to get some snap shots and a goodnight lower 48 video.
Until tomorrow night a simple Goodnight Lower 48 would have to suffice.....
Goodnight Lower 48,
ErIn
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