S.S.A.P.
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I see you have Joe giving you a hand 
Who is bigger :wink:
Who is bigger :wink:BMR ...
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Big Muddy rancher
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S.S.A.P. said:I see you have Joe giving you a hand
Do you mean bigger BSer? :wink: :lol: :lol:
He's on the road again but he sure helped out on a few horses.
S.S.A.P.
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Well, seeing as you brought it up - what is the answer LOL :wink:
I haven't witnessed his horse work - just heard a bit through word of mouth and his FB pictures. He's been through the Creek numerous times but I haven't got to where he's been at with horses or his guitar.
Which direction is he heading? Any family with him - a son?
I haven't witnessed his horse work - just heard a bit through word of mouth and his FB pictures. He's been through the Creek numerous times but I haven't got to where he's been at with horses or his guitar.
Which direction is he heading? Any family with him - a son?
Big Muddy rancher
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He's headed to Maple Creek and the Reesor ranch where his wife and kids summered.
He officially ended his ride from Thunder Bay at the ranch. gave him a ride to Assinaboia to get him out of the hills and he is on his way again.
He is a nice fellow and I look forward to his return.
He officially ended his ride from Thunder Bay at the ranch. gave him a ride to Assinaboia to get him out of the hills and he is on his way again.
He is a nice fellow and I look forward to his return.
Big Muddy rancher
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Joe guy is a Longrider. One of only a few, He has rode across Australia across and up and down. He has also done about 5000 miles in the USA and I think around 4000 in Canada I think.
He rides horses that other have given up on, some have been standing around for years after they had been deemed un-rideable.
We were working in our indoor round pen which is notoriously dusty and most of the time there was no dust and the horse wasn't sweating. if they did it was more from nerves than exertion.
To learn more Google "Joe Guy Brewer".
He rides horses that other have given up on, some have been standing around for years after they had been deemed un-rideable.
We were working in our indoor round pen which is notoriously dusty and most of the time there was no dust and the horse wasn't sweating. if they did it was more from nerves than exertion.
To learn more Google "Joe Guy Brewer".