Josh Myers Photography

07/25/2023

When magic comes together.

07/04/2023

Happy Fourth of July you sexy SOB’s

06/02/2023

03/17/2023

The Mormon Hay Stacker, also known as the Hay Derrick, originated from the ingenuity of Mormon pioneers and settlers who faced the daunting task of building hay stacks in the limited resources of the American frontier. The Hay Derrick allowed for efficient loading and unloading of hay in the hostile and barren landscape, and hundreds of them dotted the mountain valleys and plains, following the patterns of Mormon settlements. Despite their dilapidated state today, they serve as a reminder of everyday farm life and the historic haunts of the Rocky Mountains.

This authentic Hay Derrick was used on the Box L Ranch in Jackson Hole, Wyoming for years, moving thousands of tons of loose hay before being broken down by time, age, and weather. However, its steel parts were salvaged and reassembled by its original owner, Bob Lucas, who preserved it as a symbol of old times. Today, the Hay Derrick operates at AJ Woolstenhulme's ranch where he continues the tradition of haying with his draft horse teams and feeding his cows and horses throughout the winter. As a testament to his Mormon heritage and the preservation of American history, he shares the old ways with others who seek to understand their roots.

03/06/2023

Snow is way deep out here in Teton Valley, hard feeding today!

03/01/2023

Hey look it’s a cow, but way cooler than a regular moo cow

02/28/2023

Skijoring 2023 Teton Valley Idaho

02/26/2023

Skijouring in Driggs Idaho this weekend!

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02/24/2023

Here’s a fluffy highland for you, her name is Quila, you know like tequila

02/24/2023

I haven’t posted much lately because, well to be Frank since someone deleted my account and all my work I wasn’t ready to start over. But today I spent some time with some highland cows and I couldn’t not post a photo!

01/15/2022

Winter camping at its finest with two teams of horses. This was from 2018 and it got down to -30 that night