Say Horses folks, do any of these youngsters.
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Big Muddy rancher
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The buttermilk buckskin is Doc Bar bred. I would think that would be the one. 
katrina
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I would prolly pass on all of them... pm me if you want to know my reason... I just don't feel like being in a peeing contest today with someone elses opinion....
Faster horses
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katrina said:
Chicken!!!! :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:
No, not really, you are just a smarter gal than I am.
I'm good at opening mouth, inserting foot.
katrina
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Faster horses said:katrina said:
Chicken!!!! :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:
No, not really, you are just a smarter gal than I am.
I'm good at opening mouth, inserting foot.
I would bet my last dollar we would have the same advice... Now fasters tell us what you think!! LOL.
Faster horses
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katrina said:Faster horses said:katrina said:
Chicken!!!! :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:
No, not really, you are just a smarter gal than I am.
I'm good at opening mouth, inserting foot.
I would bet my last dollar we would have the same advice... Now fasters tell us what you think!! LOL.
Exactly the same advice--you nailed it :lol: :lol: :lol:
katrina
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I'd rather be a live chicken than a dead duck..
katrina
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Just let us know what ya do.... I promise I won't say "I told ya so."
Once in awhile I'm wrong..
Once in awhile I'm wrong..
katrina said:Just let us know what ya do.... I promise I won't say "I told ya so."
Once in awhile I'm wrong..
Never met a woman that admitting being wrong
And I hate to admit this, but in the years that I have known that big ole dumb canucklehead, I believe he may just be right for once :shock: good luck
katrina
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So you bought the double bred doc bar?
Faster horses
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FWIW, we've learned to stay away from horses that are double bred (same
thing on the top side as the bottom side). They seem to be either really,
really good, or not much. Any that we have tried fit into the 'not much'
catagory. I did know of one horse that a friend had that was double bred
that was tremendous. But I only know of that one....
Good luck, Haymaker. One question: Why do you want to mess with
a weanling colt? And $850 seems like a lot these days for one. You
could buy a 2-year old for that amount, or less...a Texas lady I know
bought 3 horses at a horse sale, 4 year olds, nice papered, good looking,
well-started for $250, $400, and $500. The $250 turned out to be the
best one. But they were all okay horses and ready to ride. There is a lot
of barb wire fences between weanlings and 4 years old. :wink:
thing on the top side as the bottom side). They seem to be either really,
really good, or not much. Any that we have tried fit into the 'not much'
catagory. I did know of one horse that a friend had that was double bred
that was tremendous. But I only know of that one....
Good luck, Haymaker. One question: Why do you want to mess with
a weanling colt? And $850 seems like a lot these days for one. You
could buy a 2-year old for that amount, or less...a Texas lady I know
bought 3 horses at a horse sale, 4 year olds, nice papered, good looking,
well-started for $250, $400, and $500. The $250 turned out to be the
best one. But they were all okay horses and ready to ride. There is a lot
of barb wire fences between weanlings and 4 years old. :wink:
Faster horses said:FWIW, we've learned to stay away from horses that are double bred (same
thing on the top side as the bottom side). They seem to be either really,
really good, or not much. Any that we have tried fit into the 'not much'
catagory. I did know of one horse that a friend had that was double bred
that was tremendous. But I only know of that one....
Good luck, Haymaker. One question: Why do you want to mess with
a weanling colt? And $850 seems like a lot these days for one. You
could buy a 2-year old for that amount, or less...a Texas lady I know
bought 3 horses at a horse sale, 4 year olds, nice papered, good looking,
well-started for $250, $400, and $500. The $250 turned out to be the
best one. But they were all okay horses and ready to ride. There is a lot
of barb wire fences between weanlings and 4 years old. :wink:
Yes I know its a buyers market, and i suspect the seller of the colts knows that too, so who can say what he will take for them until the trade winds blow
Anyway I get tired of straightening out horse problem, thought I would just raise one myself my way.
good luck
katrina
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:lol: :lol: Fasters, I just knew you would bite....... hee, hee, hee,
Now Haymaker... What did I say about the Doc bar???
Fasters.............. WE could get into sooooooo much trouble together!!!
Now Haymaker... What did I say about the Doc bar???
Fasters.............. WE could get into sooooooo much trouble together!!!
Faster horses
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katrina said:
Do you think.......we may have already passed the 'could' mark? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
katrina
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Faster horses said:
Yeah and it's sooo easy.... Just like breathing!!!
Chimenea
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Well, I'm just sitting here waiting for you ladies to start.... c'mon, now... inquiring minds want to know :wink:
katrina
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Chimenea said:
You first!! :wink: :twisted: