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HAY MAKER
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Big Muddy rancher
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Depends on how it fits a horse and if it is comfortable to ride.
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HAY MAKER
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Big Muddy rancher
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Tap Duncan
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| Hey gang, my first post here. Nice looking saddle, but, as my dad said, looks pretty, fit's shitty!!! Well, I guess it will fit a horse somewhere sometime...
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cowhunter
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| Was that the one u was goin to send me for my birthday but forgot? U can take them sturips off of it and keep them as as a guift from me. I got plenty these youngins took off there corriente's and put on alumeum ones. I'll try it, who knows, it might fit one of these narrow back crackers. If I don't like it, u can get me a cuttin saddle from corriente. Don't u fret none about me bein mad about my birthday. I'm ok with it. Good luck!
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HAY MAKER
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| Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 9:08 pm Post subject: |
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| Was that the one u was goin to send me for my birthday but forgot? U can take them sturips off of it and keep them as as a guift from me. I got plenty these youngins took off there corriente's and put on alumeum ones. I'll try it, who knows, it might fit one of these narrow back crackers. If I don't like it, u can get me a cuttin saddle from corriente. Don't u fret none about me bein mad about my birthday. I'm ok with it. Good luck! |
Cowhunter it was a saddle that was for sale,thought I might buy it but got a little too pricey.......................good luck
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cowhunter
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| U know I was jokein with u. Aint u right close to the border? How hard would it be to find out where corriente buys there's? Then get one direct. I bet theyed be cheep. I'm won't some saddle bags. Corriante sells them for about 60 bucks. There's a place in fla that gets 60 for some and there about like the corriante's. My next buy is a set of them texas fence strechers they advertise on the rfd channel they look like the trick.
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HAY MAKER
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| Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 6:57 pm Post subject: |
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| U know I was jokein with u. Aint u right close to the border? How hard would it be to find out where corriente buys there's? Then get one direct. I bet theyed be cheep. I'm won't some saddle bags. Corriante sells them for about 60 bucks. There's a place in fla that gets 60 for some and there about like the corriante's. My next buy is a set of them texas fence strechers they advertise on the rfd channel they look like the trick. |
yes,I did know you were jokin,nope I aint close to the border,I have a place in the Hill country that i like,also have a house just south of San Antonio on the home place,the country we run stock on is leased land and it is on the border,I take turns with my brother tending stock/chores,this aint my year this year Im loafin,planted a few acres of cane type grasses,bout through with that now Im prayin for rain be nice to get the barns full of hay again and pastures recovered this damned drought really hit us hard.
good luck
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cowhunter
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| While I was goin to md anderson in houston, I read about the drought and keep up with it threw the papers. It show how all the tanks went dry and people had to haul water and get hay from a long ways off. Won't it take years for that country to mend? We had it bad dry here in the 90s it all but broke me. What's the name of the cain your plantin? Can it stand dry and wet weather?
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Big Muddy rancher
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| Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 9:26 pm Post subject: |
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| U know I was jokein with u. Aint u right close to the border? How hard would it be to find out where corriente buys there's? Then get one direct. I bet theyed be cheep. I'm won't some saddle bags. Corriante sells them for about 60 bucks. There's a place in fla that gets 60 for some and there about like the corriante's. My next buy is a set of them texas fence strechers they advertise on the rfd channel they look like the trick. |
yes,I did know you were jokin,nope I aint close to the border,I have a place in the Hill country that i like,also have a house just south of San Antonio on the home place,the country we run stock on is leased land and it is on the border,I take turns with my brother tending stock/chores,this aint my year this year Im loafin,planted a few acres of cane type grasses,bout through with that now Im prayin for rain be nice to get the barns full of hay again and pastures recovered this damned drought really hit us hard.
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"this year Im loafin,"
Boy nice work if you can get it.
How do you tell when your loafin?  
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HAY MAKER
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| Posted: Thu Apr 15, 2010 6:25 pm Post subject: |
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| While I was goin to md anderson in houston, I read about the drought and keep up with it threw the papers. It show how all the tanks went dry and people had to haul water and get hay from a long ways off. Won't it take years for that country to mend? We had it bad dry here in the 90s it all but broke me. What's the name of the cain your plantin? Can it stand dry and wet weather? |
Yes gonna take at least 2 years before the pastures can be restocked,but field work can go forward,if it rains I will stock pile hay then when the pastures are recovered I will be ready to run at it again.
I plant Red Top Cane the improved variety,lotsa tonnage when it rains.
good luck
PS Lokk at this http://cgi.ebay.com/Handmade-Corriente-wade-roping-saddle-16_W0QQitemZ120556942286QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item1c11c0f3ce
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