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Everything posted by Edge
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Cut and paste then, gives you some hoof respect
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Having trouble pasting from phone, but here goes. Thinking that mules not interested in packing those hind quarters. https://youtu.be/JD9fF7upE You may have to copy paste
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El Chapo!
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Then come along on a pack or scouting ride sometime. Always got horses looking for work.We're always looking for hay deals, write off two animals by training with MCSO Search and Rescue, do our own hoof work, have cheap pasture and not afraid to sell an animal.
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Right on, I'm going to try and stay on his good side. Lol
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I'll take em if vanhornsky can't
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All I know is, if that cowboy on AZSawbucks avatar was my trailboss and told me to "jump", I Would only ask " Sir, how high?" Great pic!
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A couple quick saftey tips, sure to drive some of you nuts... Keep certain items on your person in the event your pony runs off to join the circus.. Cell phone, lighter, GPS, bladder pack.. Wear comfortable boots in the event of an unexpected long hike. Try and take a buddy.
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I'd say it was time for the silent majority to be less silent... But we are busy clinging to our guns and bibles, busy working and paying taxes so others can bitch and have a free ride. And not to mention it's almost hunting season. So until the revolution begins in earnest, keep fighting them at the ballot box.
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This is great, I want one too. My son is 31, he needs to slow down on the surfing and running 10k per day and get busier doing indoor sports.
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Thought they looked awesome.
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Seeing as he has threatened an American presidential candidate, will the FBI investigate or did Obama already issue him an executive get out of jail free card?
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Great pics, makes me miss the beehive
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Same as a picket line, high line, or confining them in a pen. Lions rarely attack horses at all, although I did lose a baby filly to one while penned up with her dam.
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40th Annual AzSCI Banquet in Tucson July 11th.
Edge replied to cmc's topic in Conservation Group Events
It was good meeting you Ernesto, I think you humbled us. Next time we should wear name tags or at least come up with a secret confidential Coueswhitetail handshake. -
Was my pleasure, beef soon. I think I put you on the list long ago. Brian (IAborn) sent me down a nice chainsaw before I paid for it. To be that trusting of others, says a lot for your great character. Thanks again, guys
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There's no shame in coming off a horse, I've spent 4 years recovering from my last wreck. And it's the good wrecks that make you appreciate all the good times you had while keeping the horse between you and the ground.
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....and he's got the pictures to prove it.Maybe if we all ask nice, he'll post some? Dude, your a good man and trusted friend, but last time you came off your horse, looked like you had stepped out in front of a speeding train. What say you?
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40th Annual AzSCI Banquet in Tucson July 11th.
Edge replied to cmc's topic in Conservation Group Events
I had a good time and although I didn't win anything, the fillet and folks were great. Met TJ and Amanda and many more. Thanks again Amanda, its a great thing you do. -
I know guys that hobble their horse every time they dismount.
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Folks think horses are domesticated, let go of the reins or lead rope and 90% will be gone in a flash, must be part of the romance. I know plenty of hunters that spent at least part of their hunt, hunting their horses.
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I've got a friend right up the road from you that makes hobbles and pack saddles. Put him in his stall and shoot a pellet gun near him till he's OK with it, slowly move up in noise like a 22 and fire crackers. Don't assume he's trained, make certain
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You've got a couple months to make sure your horses are desensitised to gunfire, are hobble trained and can stand tied all day or night without pulling. If u are going to buy a pack saddle, best start with carrying tires around and cans of rocks. Otherwise, teach those horses to drag logs and sacks around so they can be useful dragging a deer. Next time one of your chickens die, cut it open and get the blood on an old rug and throw it on the horses back till they stand still. I either have your hunt or Mike's (which could've been yours too). Best way to learn is to go with someone else whom has the knowledge. Train and there'll be no need to complain.
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Have you tried selling these on Backpage or AZshooting.com?
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Thanks, Duane has your money. Started right up for me.