The essentials to living on a farm: the Muck Boot!

If you ask someone what they should have when they live on a farm in the name of footwear, they will probably say cowboy boots.  Don't get me wrong, they are a vital part to living on a farm, but I have come to understand in the past month that I rely more on my muck boots then I do any other type of shoes.

This is what our house looked like 3 weeks ago

Entrance to our pasture

All of this beautiful snow turned into mud puddles this past week. In doing so, it has made it very difficult to stay clean, or relatively clean, when going to feed animals.

This is our front door. As you can see that my husband relies on his just as much as I rely on my. If you are a fashion enthusiasts, then there are many types of designs or colors like these:

Or you can use them for dual purposes like my husband does: feeding animals and hunting

Needless to say, mine are plain and black but I wouldn't do anything on this farm without them.

Besides keeping your clothes from being destroyed by our southern red clay, they are the warmest shoes that I had out in the snow. My feet were nice and cozy. 

 If you don't have a pair of these shoes, then be sure to get some if you are out in mud, snow, rain, or any other type of harsh weather. Your feet will thank you.