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My father in-law has given me a International Harvester 274. I have little info on the tractor. No idea what year it is or when it was made. He said he thought it was a 1950's or 1960's. But all I have found was 1978-1983 info on these. Does anyone have any general info on theses tractors? Also...

If you're looking at the John Deere gators, don't get get one if you want to haul any kind of weight. We use em here in the desert for getting around. That's all they are good for. Good flat land. With just a little weight in the back, the front wheels won't make good contact and makes steering...

Well, I don't mean any disrespect at all when I say this, but the Arabians just look to girly. I have also heard that Arabians are really skittish and hard to control at times. I really like the looks of the Palomino's. I have heard alot of good things about the Tennessee Walkers as well but...

Well thank you Msscamp and all. It's a nasty job but someone has to do it. I only have about 3 months to go. It has afforded me time to research, learn and plan. It's been really tough to find us a house. Total night mare actually. But, we found it when I was on leave. The wife has to close and...

Thanks for all the great information. I just ordered a couple of books from the Cherry Hill website. This forum is absolutely awesome. It contains so much valuable information. The best place I have found. Thanks again for all the suppory. :D

So what would be a good hay or grass to plant on the acreage and when you say don't feed him dusty hay, are you saying I should not store my hay in the barn and just buy it fresh?

We use the pads on the shooting range to put in our Kevlar helments to absorb the sweat. When your trying to qualify, you don't have time to wipe sweat off your brow and a bandana just dosen't cut it.

Okay, I'm really new to horses. I am in Iraq serving with the 101st right now. The wife and just bought our first house and we (I) will be getting us (I) a horse when I get home. Now, I don't want to have 6 acres of dirt, not only will that be ugly but my wife would kill me or make me sleep in...

I would like to know if I was to plant a row of 6' to 8' shrubs in a hedge row instead of fence, would this be a problem for my horses other than them maybe eating them? And is there a safe shrub that won't poison and kill my horse?

Alright, well that's not so bad. Thanks for all the help!!!

Well, the property has been bush hogged and that's about it. It is a little green right now but has lots of weeds and dandy lions growing in it.

Y'all will have to excuse my ignorance, I am really new to all this. But, the wife and I just bought our first house about 50 miles North of NAshville TN. and we are planning on putting horses on the land and raise some cattle. The land is old farm land. I figure I'll have to start from scratch...