5 y/o Percheron-QH Free
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Gave her a few shots in her stifles and said work her. Just basically weak muscules. She has always been a lazy girl. 
So she's back into training. Sure turned out to be a nice day..
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happyappygirl said:coors light....
i like pepsi
He'll be home soon to load up the tractor he's at the neighbors with the backhoelike i said SO much to do, so little time.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
You guys are the greatest!!!! 
You have an open ticket with no expiration date!!! 
happyappygirl
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can't wait to see the final product! You guys are doing such a nice job over there. Rottncop says he would like to see his handy work in the light of day
At first he didn't think he was going to be able to get through that concrete you called dirt But all was well. you'll need some holes drilled for telephone pole sized light posts? To be able to use it at night? Let us know we can bring the auger over too. 
At first he didn't think he was going to be able to get through that concrete you called dirt
But all was well. you'll need some holes drilled for telephone pole sized light posts? To be able to use it at night? Let us know we can bring the auger over too.
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happyappygirl said:can't wait to see the final product! You guys are doing such a nice job over there. Rottncop says he would like to see his handy work in the light of day
At first he didn't think he was going to be able to get through that concrete you called dirt
It looks amazing in the light.
Can't thank you enough.
happyappygirl
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Update
Went to the farmers house yesterday, and he's decided to buy a belgian mare. Turns out this guy is not gelded (I couldn't tell that from where he is kept).
She wasn't there yesterday, and the farmer wasn't home when we went over, for me to ask any more questions...so we shall see.
Went to the farmers house yesterday, and he's decided to buy a belgian mare. Turns out this guy is not gelded (I couldn't tell that from where he is kept).
She wasn't there yesterday, and the farmer wasn't home when we went over, for me to ask any more questions...so we shall see.
happyappygirl
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appyday said:
I tried... he kind of avoided me-we couldn't hook up... kind of like he did yesterday.
He SAYS they're both going in a field. He has the room, but his "fencing" is really electric at about knee high. So i don't know where the mare will go. we will be going over a couple more times, so i'll see where she actually goes. if the situation doesn't improve, we really won't have a choice....
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happyappygirl said:I tried... he kind of avoided me-we couldn't hook up... kind of like he did yesterday.
He SAYS they're both going in a field. He has the room, but his "fencing" is really electric at about knee high. So i don't know where the mare will go. we will be going over a couple more times, so i'll see where she actually goes. if the situation doesn't improve, we really won't have a choice....
I'm just slightly outraged by this man's behavior. He's had the stallion locked up for years with no one actually working with it and now he wants to get a mare to breed!!!!
His fencing doesn't even keep in the cows, how does he expect it to keep in two draft horses. :shrug:
happyappygirl
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Add the fact that the draft stallion wants to kill the cows, which is the reason he was locked up to begin with...
He knows i'm not real happy, i guess my face showed my reaction when he told me, so he avoided me. He's already bought a mare, but i haven't seen her.
He knows i'm not real happy, i guess my face showed my reaction when he told me, so he avoided me. He's already bought a mare, but i haven't seen her.
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happyappygirl said:Add the fact that the draft stallion wants to kill the cows, which is the reason he was locked up to begin with...
He knows i'm not real happy, i guess my face showed my reaction when he told me, so he avoided me. He's already bought a mare, but i haven't seen her.
From my experience I would not recommend that he put the stallion and mare out together until he has had a chance to work with the stallion. I brought a Percheron gelding home to be company for my Belgium mare a few years ago and they wanted to kill each other -- which is a distinct possibility. I literally had to go out into the field with them and explain the errors of their ways and get them settled down. Obviously, I could only do that because I had had the Belgium for years and she is very well behaved and the Percheron was a very easy going horse. I cannot believe he is going to do this.
happyappygirl
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FWIW, I told him how nice your moo-moo is
I'll keep my eye on it. We have to go out there a couple more times. The pair might just wander onto a trailer.....
I'll keep my eye on it. We have to go out there a couple more times. The pair might just wander onto a trailer.....
Sounds like this guy is a real winner. 
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happyappygirl said:FWIW, I told him how nice your moo-moo is
I'll keep my eye on it. We have to go out there a couple more times. The pair might just wander onto a trailer.....
Thank you, we love our moo-moo (but she actually thinks she's a goat and no one has the heart to break it to her).
It probably won't be too hard to get the horses on your trailer since they'll be walking down the road after having stepped over the 2 foot electric fence. They'll be in search of someone with enough sense to build them a proper fence and shelter. 
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happyappygirl
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you'll really love her when she gives you milk-milkWildHorses said:Thank you, we love our moo-moo (but she actually thinks she's a goat and no one has the heart to break it to her).
wish i had the time to milk a moo-moo twice a day Hey the lil one has been riding almost every day this week! she rides her pony (bareback too!), and our new RMH Raven! She's doing really well!