A light snow dusting accents an already beautiful landscape. The Red Hills rarely enjoys a deep blanket of snow but whatever graces the land is appreciated. Even a light white blanket gives a nice contrasting perspective. While more precipitation is hoped for by the rangeland, wildlife and ranchers, every little amount helps to replenish soil moisture going into spring regrowth.
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| A quiet sunset helps paint beauty in the waning hour of daylight. |
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| A Great Blue Heron guards his pond at dusk. |
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| The Red Hills seems at its best when highlighted by snow. |
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| A drive through the Red Hills in winter is especially fulfilling. |
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| Cattle and ranchers keep right on grazing and working through the winter months. |
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Ranchers and most prairie wildlife would prefer no trees
on the rangeland; but, they can provide some variety to landscape pictures. |
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A ride on the Gyp Hills Scenic Byway west of
Medicine Lodge can be a winter delight. |
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