Kyler Kelly

19/10/2025

19/10/2025

Own a John Deere 8R? Always have dirty hands? Then this is for you!

18/10/2025

Montana’s #2 non typical, the Brett Johnson buck!

With Cameron Coble



hunt

18/10/2025

The Man Who Wouldn’t Leave His Horse Behind
On screen, he was Aragorn—the fearless Ranger, the destined king. But when the cameras stopped rolling, Viggo Mortensen revealed a different kind of courage.
During the long, brutal months of filming The Lord of the Rings, Viggo formed an unspoken bond with his horse—a proud, loyal creature that carried him through battles, storms, and countless retakes. They endured together. They trusted each other.
When the final scene wrapped and the horses were set to be sold off, Viggo couldn’t walk away. To him, this wasn’t just a movie animal—it was a friend who had shared every moment of exhaustion, fear, and triumph. So he bought the horse.
But that’s not where the story ends.
He learned that Arwen’s stunt double had fallen in love with the horse she rode, too. She dreamed of keeping it, but couldn’t afford to. Without saying a word, Viggo quietly bought that horse as well—and gifted it to her. No interviews. No spotlight. Just a quiet act of kindness.
To Viggo, the horses were never props. They were partners—living souls who gave their all for the story. And he honored them the only way a true hero would: with gratitude and love.
Because sometimes, the greatest acts of heroism don’t happen in front of a camera—they happen in the silence after the director yells “cut.”

18/10/2025

A 20" wide 4 point buck!🥺🥺🥺

18/10/2025

Congrats to 1 Shot Gear Team Member on an absolute hammer of a Wyoming bull!

18/10/2025

Hanging Barrel Hay Feeder
Made from repurposed blue plastic barrels, each feeder is cut open to form a weather-shielded nook where a hay net can hang securely.
The curved walls keep hay dry and prevent scattering, while the suspended net encourages slower feeding.
https://mideas.co/Udbzd

18/10/2025

Support insects in the garden. A wooden stick is attached to a wall or post, on which are attached three plastic bottle caps (two blue and one white). Each bottle cap is filled with water, creating small "swimming pools" or "water stations" for insects. Some bumblebees can be seen drinking from these bottle caps, especially the blue one. This is a simple and effective way to provide clean water for bees and other insects, especially useful on hot days or when natural water sources are scarce, contributing to protecting and maintaining the ecosystem in the garden.
https://mideas.co/vcwEW

18/10/2025

Creative idea for a rainwater drainage system and landscaping around the base of the house. Water from the roof drain is directed to a paved area with gravel/pebbles. The curved border tiles form a soft border, hugging the gravel area, allowing rainwater to seep into the ground or flow away from the house foundation effectively, while also creating an aesthetic highlight for the garden.

18/10/2025

I work in maintenance and a buddy of mine who is also in maintenance just sent this to me from a new property he just started at. Yes that's all caulking.

18/10/2025

Mudflap exhaust hole is pretty squinty.

18/10/2025

This nightmare on wheels just crossed my path . If you look closely you can see it falling apart.