J
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Are any of you out there farriers? I have a few questions that I would like to ask you about your trade and will pm them to you if you would rather keep it confidential.
Farriers?
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cowspider
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I am a farrier, so ask away..
Sherman Reeves
Fire Mountain Farrier Service
Graduate fo Oklahoma Farriers College.
Sherman Reeves
Fire Mountain Farrier Service
Graduate fo Oklahoma Farriers College.
taranr2002
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My husband is a shoer and he would be glad to take to you.
J&T Farm
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Hey Taras husband here. Oklahoma Horseshoing School graduate here. Start asking.
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J
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Hey cowspider and J&T Farm, THANKS for the answers to my questions 
fellersbarnoneranch
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Interested in your opinions, sirs.
Yearling colt gettin to be club foot on off front. He wasn't born that way, I figure he either jerked the toe off on river rock, or just had a growth spurt in an unfavorable direction. What would you suggest for helping straighten him out prior to starting him next spring? I will take a picture to post later--all opinions and time are/is appreciated.
Yearling colt gettin to be club foot on off front. He wasn't born that way, I figure he either jerked the toe off on river rock, or just had a growth spurt in an unfavorable direction. What would you suggest for helping straighten him out prior to starting him next spring? I will take a picture to post later--all opinions and time are/is appreciated.
J&T Farm
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I would try to trim him down on his heels enuf to keep that foot at the closest angle to his other feet as u(farrier) can.
cowspider
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Yes, have your farrier take down the heel "SLOWLY" and stand him up. Trim up too fast and it can cripple a horse because it pulls on the tendions of the leg.
Good luck
Good luck
