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you can bout near buy one cheaper then you can adopt one.

most people are still un aware of this situation. its still early yet. most sale barns around have stopped taking ALL equine. you may not be seeing it on the News but you will be seeing the effects first hand before long. when you start seeing it live with your own eyes then you will start...

nice pics!

horse guy describe your version of being in the industry to me? i don't know where you are commin up with a name calling popularity contest? i came up with what i did from reading what you typed in your post. how does grade horses prices effect the price of registered horses? how many packer...

* The best videos out there are by Andrea Fappani and Shawn Flarida/Craigh Schmersal. Anyway im out of time, but there's a few ideas. If I dont get slamed on the horse slaughter thread I might come back on here and sling some more bull. sometimes you have to bow up and answer what you get...

when someone gets a horse crippled with an injury that cant be fixed we can delivery the horse to you.

with distemper they usually have a cough and their nose has drainage and caked up and stinks. they will tend to blow their nose alot too.

naaaa dont think he got any mustang in him. he is just a youngster yet little over 2 years old i figure. i bought him at a local sale barn purty cheap.

i have never heard of them.

we went to check on some cows today and put out some hay. being today was the nicest day we have had in several days it was about 68 clear and sunny. my brother decided to bring Bird along and check the fences on him since Bird needs a little riding. steppin up on Bird. riding fence on Bird.

nice lookin lil blue scamp.

back on Jan 24 we got word around the sale barn not to accept any horses donkey mules etc with out current coggins. the plants were still operating but shut down. i figure still operating meant processing what meat they had but not buying new horses to slaughter. from what i understand there is...

that is one of them, Its OK to cuss kinda moments. :lol:

i think most problems come from people useing the wrong size pads. go on some of the trailrides around and look what people are useing. if my saddle lenghth is 28 inches i want my pad to be atleast 32 inches long. i want some pad showing from underneath my saddle. two inches sticking out in...

i have no problems with them when used correctly. i hardly ever use spurs on a horse. we do have one that when used in the pasture you need spurs to make here cross a creek or step over a water hole. whips are fine for driving cattle or makeing a cow get to moving but a rope will work too...

yes they are shut down. the ones in tx are fighting in court to try to get cranked back up. it happened last week. i hear there is still one open way up in a northern state i cant remember which state. sale barns around here are not taking any horses without coggins papers. some sale barns are...

she wasnt stopping. :lol: she actually just jumped sideways but it looked like she broke into and went to bucking. she was leaning back to stay on her and was pulling her head up so she didnt drop her head and get busy. :lol: if you notice the one ear down and her head is looking down she...

seen a booger! :lol:

around here we feed the horses in the pen a block (some call it a flake i think) of hay mornin and night. we also feed them a scoop or two of sweet feed morning and night depends on the size of the horse.a scoop is equal to about a 39 ounce coffee can. we feed dry hay usually coastal. just keep...

just my two cents on this. i wouldnt put a kid or unexperienced rider on any horse that i didnt know much about. it doesnt matter how they act while being grommed etc. i like to see the person i am getting the horse from step on on it and show me what it can do. if that is not possible i will...