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Post a Picture of your working cow horse

Since I have ridden all of Soaps horses and can say with certainly that they are all worth their weight in gold...And if any are for sale you had better jump at it and not blink an eye...
This is a great post... I haven't seen a horse yet I didn't like.... cure your dun is good looking....
 
Grey Horse @ about 2
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good luck
 
My mighty mule doesn't qualify as a working cow horse, but how about as a working cowhass?

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Messin' with my mule

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Messin' with the mule again

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Mundane man on a magnificent mule

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The old man and his mule

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Sorting heavies and playing cowboy on a mule

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Mighty mule

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He hasn't bucked me off yet.

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Sorting heavies

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Bringing one out

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Mighty mule and me

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A moderately marvelous mule and me

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My mule moving his mouth

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Mule in motion

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Playing with the camera

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Ready to roll
 
Haymaker, What do ya charge to hot shoe an old Cayuse? Looks like you have a dandy setup. I used to have a goy from town come out with a rig like that to knock the nails in on my horses. But about 5 springs ago when I called him he said he'd had to raise his rate from $55 to $95 plus $50 to come clear out here. I had to decline although he did great work. Now I do them myself but just cold shoeing. Anyway, nice set up! :D
 
leanin' H said:
Haymaker, What do ya charge to hot shoe an old Cayuse? Looks like you have a dandy setup. I used to have a goy from town come out with a rig like that to knock the nails in on my horses. But about 5 springs ago when I called him he said he'd had to raise his rate from $55 to $95 plus $50 to come clear out here. I had to decline although he did great work. Now I do them myself but just cold shoeing. Anyway, nice set up! :D
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Leanin H, the only horses I shoe are my own and the families and a couple neighbors,I dont charge them anything we just kinda trade favors.
good luck

PS Soapweed I like that mule of yours,is he an ole bitin mule or purty gentle ?
Wish I could find me a mule to heel off of.
 
HAY MAKER said:
leanin' H said:
Haymaker, What do ya charge to hot shoe an old Cayuse? Looks like you have a dandy setup. I used to have a goy from town come out with a rig like that to knock the nails in on my horses. But about 5 springs ago when I called him he said he'd had to raise his rate from $55 to $95 plus $50 to come clear out here. I had to decline although he did great work. Now I do them myself but just cold shoeing. Anyway, nice set up! :D
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Leanin H, the only horses I shoe are my own and the families and a couple neighbors,I dont charge them anything we just kinda trade favors.
good luck

PS Soapweed I like that mule of yours,is he an ole bitin mule or purty gentle ?
Wish I could find me a mule to heel off of.
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He's a pretty good mule, but he would be a really good mule if he didn't like to kill calves as a hobby. :? I plan to use him this spring to rope and drag calves to the branding fire.
 
HAY MAKER said:
leanin' H said:
Haymaker, What do ya charge to hot shoe an old Cayuse? Looks like you have a dandy setup. I used to have a goy from town come out with a rig like that to knock the nails in on my horses. But about 5 springs ago when I called him he said he'd had to raise his rate from $55 to $95 plus $50 to come clear out here. I had to decline although he did great work. Now I do them myself but just cold shoeing. Anyway, nice set up! :D
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Leanin H, the only horses I shoe are my own and the families and a couple neighbors,I dont charge them anything we just kinda trade favors.
good luck

PS Soapweed I like that mule of yours,is he an ole bitin mule or purty gentle ?
Wish I could find me a mule to heel off of.
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I learned to rope off an ol mule my dad had. best dam animal we ever had. i could rope steers, deer hunt, and even breakaway rope off of him. He died when i was 12 and not one of the horses i have had since then have come close to him.
 
Years ago, a buddy had a mule he hunted off of. As well as worked cattle. There was no fence that mule would not jump. He could take him anywhere. There sure smart animals but they can get a little mean. At least the ones I've been around could be. Had a lot of aim in there kicks to.
 
Years ago, a buddy had a mule he hunted off of. As well as worked cattle. There was no fence that mule would not jump. He could take him anywhere. There sure smart animals but they can get a little mean. At least the ones I've been around could be. Had a lot of aim in there kicks to.
 
Great picture paniolo! :D Which island do ya call home? I got to see some pretty ranch country on Molaki a couple years ago. Sure was different than here! :D Keep posting and showing us how Hawaians ranch! :D
 
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Casper is a 6yr old gelding that I own. Never really got a chance to start riding him until last April. He is going to be one of those that you don't see very often.

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I justed pulled 5 bulls out of the cows and loaded them on my trailer. Casper followed right in to shut the center gate.

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Vegas is a 6yr also. He is a been there done that kind of horse. Our daughter has been riding him for a little over a year. 99.9% bomb proof, the only exception is electric fence. I had a kid working for me last fall that got him hit about 20ft from a 25mile fencer. He didn't think much of it.
 
This has been the best post ever if you ask me! I love looking at horses almost as much as riding! Thanks HayMaker for the idea and thanks everyone for the pictures!
 
I aint seen a sorry lookin horse out of all of them. I'm glad I aint put up none. Lol. That dark bay of wyomin rancher sure fits the bill for me. Looks like a old poco beino mare I had as a kid. Dark legged and all. How's that one bred? Anybody got any remnants of hollywood bill? He stood stud for 20 years in chiefland. A little town in our county. At white farms. As well as hollywood gold and my barbarion.
 
We tend to collect horse around here I have had up to 17 around at one time with 12 being my own. If I get a chance I will post some pictures of a few of the others. I have a mare that is an own daughter of Brenna's Kid out of Top Sail Cody mare. She is pretty sweet, not very big but lots of heart and ability. We don't raise any colts yet but I do ride outside horses.
 
cowhunter said:
I aint seen a sorry lookin horse out of all of them. I'm glad I aint put up none. Lol. That dark bay of wyomin rancher sure fits the bill for me. Looks like a old poco beino mare I had as a kid. Dark legged and all. How's that one bred? Anybody got any remnants of hollywood bill? He stood stud for 20 years in chiefland. A little town in our county. At white farms. As well as hollywood gold and my barbarion.
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Thanks Cowhunter :D . Both Joe and Jake are half brothers out of a Doc's Lynx stud.
 
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Wild Burro Roper- waters his horse at Main Camp/Spring in The Saline Valley, CA
[Burro Hunt 1965?]
Cowboy is George Kirchner - Founder
Kirchners Saddle Shop
(now The Boot Barn in San Martin, Ca)

Note: To protect the horses feet
Dad used belting then the shoes and to protect legs
he used bell boot, skid boot and burlap wrapped with Bailing Wire on all 4 legs.
 

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