Mississippian people in eastern Arkansas were using mounds when Spanish explorers arrived in 1541, and the Caddo in the Red River valley were still using mounds during the winter of 1691â92, when explorers from Mexico visited them.
The Linnie is about 16 cm (6.5 in) in length and has a weight of about 42 to 52 grams. It is mostly green and has black stripes (or bars) over its upper-parts except on the top of the head. Its lower-parts are olive-green with very dark green stripes on its sides.
They typically weigh 1200 pounds if baled frâ¦om fescue, brogham or other very stemmy grass. If the bale is a legume hay like alfalfa or a broad leaf like clover it will be closer to 1600-2,200 lbs. These round bales are often referred to as one-ton (2000 lbs).