I actually backed up a car hauler with 2 big round bales on it tonight. . . At 11:03 pm to be exact!!!   To understand why I'm so excited, you'd just have to have first hand knowledge of what a horrible backer upper I am--I can't back up straight in a vehicle to save my life.  Let alone with a trailer and load attached to said vehicle!  But my child needed me, so I did what mommas do.  (He's converted a couple of the fish ponds to crawfish, and we were putting hay in one of them for cover/food growth.   He's been in bean field all day, so it left nighttime for our "bonding adventure"!!)  I'm not nearly done with my new super power, so I may (gasp) try out our new bp this week---empty of course, so that no one can accuse me of horse abuse!!

Now, I'll admit the whole truth---I probably only backed up 50 yards, but I wanted to make sure y'all read the whole post and were already feeling warm, fuzzy feelings for me before revealing that part. . . . 

That's awesome! I'm still learning and messing up backing up our LQ in our curvy drive lol! One of these days I'll get her figured out! You did good mom! 

Awwww thats so great that you could help out Chandler I bet he was so proud of his {super mom} mommie  

Now a bummper pull trailer can be a little tricky

Go you! I suck at backing also. Any distance is a feat, gal!

I thought today I shouldn't have to work since I'd had SUCH a productive night and accomplished that wonderous feat--alas, that was not to be. . . I'll keep y'all posted on the bp!  And thanks for being happy for me!

He did tell me I did pretty good for no experience

Good work D! You are an inspiration to us all in more ways than one!

You make me feel so good, L!!!!!

Good job!!!!

Slow and steady - a bumper pull will move faster on you.  Slow and steady.