Recent content by kathydavis

:mad: i'm not a city girl i was raised on a small farm as a child no one left hungry when we we're working. now i have a bigger ranch and no one leaves hungry when they work at my place it has nothing to do with whether you are from the city or country guys. i hate to say it but my generation is...

well i haven't been here for awhile. but my husband and me just bought 14 heifers for $550 each some baldies, some pure black, and some white and you can't tell him it wasn't a good deal. we got them from our neighbor. the kids have started naming them already the are really enjoying our little...

:D i will send pictures. thank you for the advice. i'll be watching.

DOESN'T LOOK TO ME LIKE THEY NEED SUPPLEMENTS. THEY ARE PRETTY FAT. THAT'S WHAT MY HUSBAND WANTS A COUPLE OF NICE BLACKS

:??? THIS MAY BE A DUMB QUESTION BUT MY SISTER-IN-LAW BROUGHT HER HORSE OVER AND SAID SHE WAS PREGNANT. SHE DOESN'T KNOW WHEN FOR SURE THE COLT WILL BE HERE. IS THERE ANY WARNING SIGNS I COULD BE LOOKING FOR I'VE NEVER HAD A HORSE HAVE A COLT. AND I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR IT'S STARTING...

that almost makes a person sick just thinking about that. i have two kids in school right now. i think i just quit buying food i didn't cook. almost need to send this article to every mother in the states. the slaughter houses need to clean their plants up and do this right. we have butchered...

:-) i did take her halter off, and have since put it back on with no problem.she is now in the pasture with no halter. but now i'm working long days at my other job with my husband. so now don't have the time to work with her sometimes not even on weekends. i just don't have enough daylight to...

that's how i feel too, i don't think her previous owners were very horse savvy. i think she might have been mistreated that why i'm not trying to push her too hard. she don't know what to do on a loung line she just follows you like a puppy. she's good at following you like that. right now i...

:D i understand fully what you are saying. i don't know alot about her background. i can tell she is not use to being messed with. she is a gentle horse as long as you don't get frustrated with her. i think alot of it is she doesn't really fully trust me yet. but she is making improvements...

:!: yes, that would be like hersey owning all the cocoa trees

i don't know how she halters she's five years old and he's only had her for about three months. the people that hasd her before him just put her out in the pasture. she's wore her halter every since he has had her. the way she does with the bridle, i don't really want to take it off. you have to...

:???: my brother brought his horse down last friday. he has trouble getting her to take her bit. i got her to take it once without having to force her. went out tonight and had to force her to take it. does anyone have some advice. she is just greenbroke.

:mad: why was he setting the snares to begin with. that is kind of cruel it doesn't matter what kind of animal it is. imagine if one of the kids just happen to step on it. i know one of my kids probably would have they are very curious. there's a easier way to get rid of nuisance animals. the...

:???: me either. i thought the tribes people where chasing buffalo around before we were. we shouldn't be telling them how to raise them. isn't that what the grant for; education. or maybe i don't understand this either.

:lol: thank ya all. i can see it's a matter of opinion, chase cows or not. we were both right in this one.