Rabbit Ear Mountain has told travelers where they are since the wagons came up the Cimarron Cutoff, and it still marks the north edge of everything Clayton does. Rabbit Ear Media & Print keeps lawns cut and edged beneath it, starting in spring when the first green shows in the buffalo grass and the wind has not yet turned hot. Mowing on a repeating schedule, trimming along walls and posts, cleaning the clippings off the concrete — the whole yard finished, not just the easy middle. Fall cleanups clear the turf before the cold comes down off the high plains. Plain work, but a well-kept yard on this horizon can be seen from a long way off.