It didn’t take us long to get our work in this morning.
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It didn’t take us long to get our work in this morning.
It’s been a good year so far
We got through them before it got very hot today.
I like finishing at 9:30, too.
@southsideoftexas we usually do my neighbors cows in may. His wife has been very sick and it just now worked out. He’d have been better off just waiting on fall. Everything was too hot by 10 am
First ride since April, he did so good we gave him a bath. I think he’s just happy to be away from the mares
We got through them before it got very hot today.
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hello! how much for a damascus steel snaffle? would you ship?
I’ll send you a message, but, yes I can ship anywhere
The steel is made from some old files I had laying around
Chad Cunningham, maker
Ready for a horse
I’ve not seen the rein hangers before.
Btw, you might want to see to your tractor. 😂😂😂
The hangers are something I’m trying, I’ve got to make a set from damascus and practiced on these. They’ll work as intended, but I don’t know how popular they’ll actually be.
We’ve ordered a headstone for the tractor. May he rest in peace
Ready for a horse
Taking inventory. Most of it ended up on the ground
Willie Grayout is what I’ve named him
😂😂 Some folks just won’t understand.
I know. To those that don’t, these colts change colors when they shed their baby fur, and sometimes change again before they are grown. Roans and grays are very popular in the quarter horse world right now and that’s what we are all hoping for. With a gray mare and a red roan stud I’ve got a pretty good chance
A little hump in his back this morning. He got over it pretty quick
Willie Grayout is what I’ve named him
I love your blog
Thanks!
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