grannys gone and done it

[Granny Hatchet]

Do you think not!

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

Twist, you wouldnt recognize a TB if it was right in front of your nose.

really then bring it on old lady

 

[Granny Hatchet]

really then bring it on old lady

you couldnt handle this TB

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

you hunt too Danna ? I never have. Do you have to have a lic. if its your own land ?

IN north Dakota you do but can get a gratis if you own 160 acres must hunt on that land only but guaranteed a tag

 

[Granny Hatchet]

as long as they get their money then. thats terrible. If your needing to feed your family except for trespassing I find that to be very wrong.

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

They don't get the credit they deserve in my opinion. You say " I have a thoroughbred" and the usual response is "Must be a nutter" Give them a bit of order and routine amd they are happy bunnies. Very intelligent and athletic.

I will admit I had that opinion before (and for the first few months after, lol) DD chose Aero........growing up where/how I did a "good horse" was a qh, ranch pony, etc....so much of the nutter is purely a product of how they are managed. Aero came to us at 3 years old, fresh off the track, grained and run out of her mind and with no idea how to be, well, a horse.....no basic foundation to understand what was now being asked of her....and none of that was because of her breed, it was due to how she had been "trained" from far too early of an age.

 

[campingshaws]

Good luck tomorrow twist. Hope you get one. Can y'all kill either sex like we can here?

 

Thank you   and NO  tag is for either an antlered or antlerless.  they further break it down by mule deer or white-tail or  anyantlered or anyanterless.     I have anyanterless.   To qualify as an antlered it must have 1 visible antler with a fork .

So a spike or a button buck would be considered antlerless?

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

Here he is yesterday after the choke had cleared, very down in the dumps was sick Harry

SO glad it cleared, what a lovely boy!

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I will admit I had that opinion before (and for the first few months after, lol) DD chose Aero........growing up where/how I did a "good horse" was a qh, ranch pony, etc....so much of the nutter is purely a product of how they are managed. Aero came to us at 3 years old, fresh off the track, grained and run out of her mind and with no idea how to be, well, a horse.....no basic foundation to understand what was now being asked of her....and none of that was because of her breed, it was due to how she had been "trained" from far too early of an age.

but he does now right ? thats great for you to show him what its like ..

 

[twisted-acres-farm]

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from what I read she's pretty broken down and hasn't been ridden in years.

and I did remember what TB was after a while had to run through all the chicken breed and then codes for family first.