Some shots of the D2 5U pulling some less-fortunate cows out into the hills for coyote chum. The pens are too slimy for anything on tires.

The old Cat drug 3000 lbs of meat up a 1-to-1 hillside with no problems.

Then, a refreshing dip in the pond to rinse the muck out of the undercarriage.
Thanks to the Informal/Unofficial Playday crew for the nice pond!

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Carl,
Sorry for the loss of your animals. Time and money invested.
? How or why did they die?
I like the track rinse.
That would be a bad place to stall it.
Cheers
Dudley

Hey Dudly, the COD is unknown, but whenever its really wet the losses go up, esp. calfs.

CS

Carl, I drive the 71 often, It was scenic before they widened it. I had looked at your pics, (play day) and some of your album stuff, Where abouts are you located in Chino Hills?

About 10 minutes off the 71, at the north boundry of the state park. Come by some time!
CS

Carl, I guess that would be off of Bane, right? I've never been back up in there, but I've often wondered about it. Thanks for the invitation! that's nice. I'd probably come by on your next 'play day'....sl

Soquel Canyon Rd dead ends at our eastern property line.

CS