New bale of hay

On Easter Saturday (April 19th) I saw Ramon backing up to the corral with a new bale of hay in the back of his pick-up.  He had the worthless teenager with him as well as his small son.  Watched from the kitchen window as he and the elder son shoved the bale to the end of the tailgate.  He then jumped on the truck and moved back and forth braking real fast in order to get the hay to fall off on its own.

Poor little Walter got scared and ran off to the other end of the corral.  That was good and well but he never bothered to feed him said hay that day.

It never ceases to amaze me that even with the high temperatures we have been experiencing lately...neither he nor his son bother to fill his water barrel.  Look where the water level is on that blue barrel...and it is a dark color indicating the water is dirty.

Because of my bad back and my leg pain I have been hiding milk jugs behind this purple sage since I have been watering him during the day.  This is the only purple sage that actually has flowers since it gets the H2O that he doesn't drink.

Remember Claire the mare?  I have gone looking for her but they either sold her or she is grazing somewhere else.  Her owner now has two burros and a couple of goats in his property.  Why oh why do they allow people like him and Walter's worthless owners to be able to have animals under their care?

From the above picture it is evident there is nothing for these animals to graze on.  While he may not have water at least that burro has shade.