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<blockquote data-quote="fellersbarnoneranch" data-source="post: 65016" data-attributes="member: 120"><p>:lol: Not to take a thing away from the good ol AQH--but we don't have the need for them.Tennessee Walkers are a pleasure to ride--easy on the body and have been able to do what little cow/bull work we have for them. Keep in mind we're in Oklahoma-plains and a bit of woods so round up is really just a matter of appealing to everyone's appetite! They make a good friend and babysitter, can be used in checking fencelines, getting cows up (really just for practice on that one!), and bringing bulls home from the neighbor's place. We had one get out a few years back and into some open cows--he DID NOT WANT to come home yet. One guy horseback, and a blue heeler later--that bull marched right down the county road, across a bridge, through the front gate, and into his pen. Some have more working sense and ability than others for sure! To answer your question--they are capable in my situation to do what I need done but we mostly just raise, train and sell them geared towards trailriding and versatility minded folks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fellersbarnoneranch, post: 65016, member: 120"] :lol: Not to take a thing away from the good ol AQH--but we don't have the need for them.Tennessee Walkers are a pleasure to ride--easy on the body and have been able to do what little cow/bull work we have for them. Keep in mind we're in Oklahoma-plains and a bit of woods so round up is really just a matter of appealing to everyone's appetite! They make a good friend and babysitter, can be used in checking fencelines, getting cows up (really just for practice on that one!), and bringing bulls home from the neighbor's place. We had one get out a few years back and into some open cows--he DID NOT WANT to come home yet. One guy horseback, and a blue heeler later--that bull marched right down the county road, across a bridge, through the front gate, and into his pen. Some have more working sense and ability than others for sure! To answer your question--they are capable in my situation to do what I need done but we mostly just raise, train and sell them geared towards trailriding and versatility minded folks. [/QUOTE]
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