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http://www.horse.com/item/cashel-standa ... g/E000851/
http://www.dontshootme.ca/horse-apparel-1/
Anything orange you need

This may work too
http://www.horsetackco.com/reflective-horse-tack.html

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bigdaddy wrote:By PES do you mean Purina Equine Senior? That's nuts!! I can't tell if you're serious or not. 15 lbs of grain per day. Don't you have a pasture?

We cut her grain completely and she is gaining weight and putting on muscle on forage alone.

Good deal

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Jimbo a 6 oz chain is legal to show in ,in no way does a chain or roller = sore .HSUS has 10,000.00 reward for proof of soring so if you know for a fact its goin on in the show ring you should give them a call.All show horses are inspected by the USDA or HIO before entering the ring but the HSUS & F...

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jimbo&rooster wrote:They cause the horses to move with the exagerated gait that is "so pleasing" in the show arena. The higher the better. Google search "Soreing". My wife explained it to me but I had to see for my self.

Jim

:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

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Your horse needs atleast 10 to 15 pounds of PES a day.

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This stuff works good plus to tends to stay on & not rub off as bad.
http://www.coronastable.com/product_mul ... tment.aspx

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cjuve wrote:I thought that I would bring back this thread since I always like loking at pics.

Here is Bandit this morning on some quail, we had a great morning despite just firing some blanks.

Very nice !!!!!!

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Why is it that the #1 dog of choice,#1 dog most entered,and #1 winner,far more than all other dogs combined of horseback field trials,is not the prefered dog of choice of foot hunting trials,or by hunters all over the US in any area other than strictly bobwhite country, in the same numbers? Could i...

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I think you will have a real bird finder on your hands.His daddy has pointed more wild birds than most dogs ever see .I see nothing on the bottom side to idicate a rouge next county kind of dog right opposite. Im sure you will be surpised at his willingness to go with you ,great breeding for killing...

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Nice bulls everyone..still want to elk hunt one day only 4 tags a year here so not good odds

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I've seen a piece of log chain used,but it didn't work either,think it just made the dog's legs stronger so it could run bigger :lol: Hate to say it,but don't buy a Ferrari when what you need is a good pickup truck.Good luck,and when you get sick of that big running crap,get you a nice foot hunting...

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live4point wrote:Usually a pointers rear end! Sorry,I couldn't resist

Great answer

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I've been working with my pointer on birds - but on a check cord and working him close - but not forcing it - but now it's time to let the boy loose. His breeding is for horseback hunting/trials - neither of which I want to do. But...my question is what should I expect from him? He does hold point ...

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DogNewbie wrote:Anyone hear of dogs getting attacked on the hunting trail?

Kelly Talkin Smak was killed by 2 yotes just last year while training in Nevada

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Huge congrats!! Well done both of you

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http://www.cowboymagic.com/products-det ... shine.html

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I see that Wayne Pacelle (HSUS) has got in his 2 cents worth in on changing Ohio laws to ban private ownership of exotics .

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V-john was that your dogs that won the derby & placed in the OGD?

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The white one

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Here you go Mr Ray.
http://www.strideaway.com/strideaway/in ... -Standards

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[quote="Vision I read it carefully and noticed this gem. Which brings up another question, when was scouting(handler hunting the dog) allowed? I don't know at what point scouting was allowed, maybe always but, if the scout handles the dog to the benefit of the handler or for any reason, wouldn't th...

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Common sense goes a long way with a level headed horse.Good luck

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Come on in we need someone to tell some new lies

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Well Well CONGRATS Coop.

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Jimbo good luck with your horse if you want to try it this stuff works ok http://www.lifedatalabs.com/index.php?act=farriersformuladoublestrength&lang=us back in the day when folks depended on a horse everyday they fed plain unflavored gelatin & just used pine tar on their hoofs which in all honesty...

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Good luck to ya

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Where is this at Coop? Spencer Tn?

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My point is why where them all of the time? No need. 90% of people really don't need shoes. If you feed a good feed, keep them trimmed correctly and check to make sure the feet are good - then go barefoot. My horses have been ridden in the sands of GA, the rocky hills of NE/SD/WY, the rolling hills...

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They dont never said all horses did,if im only going to use one a few hours a week i see no need in shoes most of the time.I have saw problems from being rode too much bare foot.Im wondering what your insight is that makes you say i need to look into the benifits of not using shoes?

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Report this postReply with quoteRe: gaited horses more likely to have foot/hoof problems?
by Buckeye_V » Tue Oct 04, 2011 2:51 pm

You don't need shoes. Sorry to pee on everyone else's parade
Like I said, do your homework.

So tell me about this homework.

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You don't need shoes. Sorry to pee on everyone else's parade. My two have been ridden just about everywhere the last couple fo years and no ill-effects. My mare is just naturally smooth and my gelding is a run-walking machine. Their feet are better for it. Do your homework. Takes more than 2 years ...

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Congrats i know you've worked hard with her & it shows

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Nice job with getting it done.

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DonF what lines are producing 99.9% pointing dogs that i can kill a bird over with min training?

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Report this postReply with quoteRe: A pointing lab is just a lab/cross
by birddog1968 » Fri Sep 30, 2011 10:45 am

Can ya see the GSP in this one....

Looks like one of those black GSPs

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it was probably a solid black or liver GSP or both They must have bred all of the pointer out of him. :D Because after that picture was taken we flushed and shot that bird and he did this... http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/z371/bsnicholson1/IMG_9366.jpg So now pointers dont retreive as well as ...

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Hold on let me get some popcorn,this should be good

SOO you really like the lions too

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Congrats to everyone great story.You should be very proud of both of them

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Rick i like a gaited farrier but thats just me.Some one who knows the gaits & how to make little changes here & there like the angle of the hoof,break over point,if a horse travels wide behind,a little pacey or square they can help & save stress on the limbs.As Karen said every horse is different ,s...

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Very nice..thanks for sharing!!

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Old AL-48 12 ga is my all go to gun.

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Anyone here ever harvested a Himalayan snow cock?

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Congrats

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If you can still find this stuff its the best http://stablemade.com/hproducts/products/reducine.htm other than homemade remidies. Find a farrier that shoes gaited horses also

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dog dr wrote:Yes. It was an Australian Shepherd.

Im with doc on this one..Looks like a aussie

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C 12 you need to run for whitehouse

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Tommy why do you find it hard to beleive folks would defend someone ?Could be they knew more than the jack&&s demanding a name of the thief!!Ive sold & bought lots of things off GDF never have lost a dime & sure didnt ask if i had got ripped off because i didnt get it the day i wanted it.Why did fol...

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PM cjuve on here he lives in Reno & hunts alot.I hear he knows where all the birds are

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I sold something on here a while back. The GDF buyer contacted me several times, wanting to know when I shipped the item, as he hadn't gotten it after over a week. He eventually asked me where I shipped it to, and I went through all my saved emails, to discover the only address I'd ever been given ...

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Very nice !!!Thanks for sharing

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