What stands out in Wyoming for you?

Month of May and June up the D road early evening after a rain. Still just a little heat from the day. Sun is starting to set you can smell the wet grass and sage brush in the air very heavy. A metal lark is singing in the distance and if you listen very careful you could hear a cow hauler off and then really listen you could hear an old Ajax motor popping off.

You guys take it from here;

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Permalink Reply by Lee Dennis on October 5, 2009 at 9:38pm

On the way to camp you run over a coyote.

Permalink Reply by Galen Cox on October 5, 2009 at 10:05pm

Oops

Permalink Reply by Juan Torres on November 29, 2010 at 2:34pm

I know, Right? But at least Tony found my license plate.

Permalink Reply by Ross E. Humbracht on October 15, 2009 at 3:23am

Racing the antelope on the way to and from the rig, drillin up on the Pitchfork and having your derrick hand tell ya he can't mix any lcm till the bear gets away from the mud float

Permalink Reply by james on October 20, 2009 at 12:29am

Ha! Bear's! Get one of the worm's to feed the bear there samich! Would by fun to watch! The sunset's! Im in Montana..But hey..just made up line's on a map right? Oh..And the 150 plus inch muledeer in my yard..hehe. But anyway, The sunset's..I have seen some of the best in Oklahoma..But since I moved up here..It really is hard to beat.

Permalink Reply by Galen Cox on October 21, 2009 at 5:49pm

Yep yep!!!!

Permalink Reply by Terry Taylor on October 20, 2009 at 7:57am

Yea your right about Wy, it all that and the extreme cold you see in air in the winter i like and I love too watcth the Elk and Moose and most of all gap betweem people.

Permalink Reply by Overshot on October 21, 2009 at 7:37pm

Early spring and late fall in the Uinta's and in the Wind River range. Dawn and dusk in the derrick. Beautiful sky and scenery, fresh air, big country with room where a man has room to breathe. You can feel the touch of God upon your soul.

Kinda like that in eastern Montana sans the mountain scenery.

Permalink Reply by Kristen on November 24, 2009 at 8:53pm

The mornings in early spring and fall when there is moisture in the air and you can smell the sagebrush really strong. Driving down deserted highways late at night and not seeing a car for hours. Dead of Winter in the middle of the night the feel of the steam heater from the rig floor plus the frost from your breath and the sky so black and clear it seems like your can touch the stars. Of course the wild life but most of all the independent strong willed, never quit people who live here.

Permalink Reply by connley mcnally on July 5, 2010 at 10:05am

strong willed independant people,, you said there buddy... wyoming is where people hold the door for you even if youre a man... people pull over to aid even if you arent broke down... they pick up their own trash & mind their own business as long as you mind yours...im not gona say where im originaly from becouse i would like to just be from wyoming.. ive been here for 10 years & i love it here... my kids call it home & im thankful for that... STAR VALLEY WYOMING,,,,,they can burry me there...

Permalink Reply by Juan Torres on December 28, 2010 at 9:24pm

DRIVING TO WORK WHEN THE 80 IS COVERED IN ICE AND THE WIND IS BLOWING 60 MILE AN HOUR.

Permalink Reply by Galen Cox on December 28, 2010 at 10:58pm

Yes and hauling an empty rail van and sailing off the highway before and after Elk Mountain...

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What stands out in Wyoming for you?

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