Posted by Tony in SD on August 21, 2020 at 05:52:30 from (174.219.133.129):
In Reply to: Anyone board horses? posted by Morgan in ar on August 20, 2020 at 17:19:56:
I�d rather milk cows. It�s easier And the Money Is better than dealing with crazy horse people! Most can�t afford their horses. Most don�t even ride them. You can sell a horse person anything, especially if they read it in a horse magazine. Problem is, none of them have any money. So they continuually try to get you to lower your prices. They Complain about everything; the hay is too old, too wet, too dry, too many weeds in it, too little TDN, bla bla bla bla. They will tell you the barn roof leaks, there is mud by the water tank, can we park our broken rusty trailer for free, bla bla bla. Then if you let them, they will rut up your yard and complain that you did put enough gravel on the lawn. Just my experience. You can do as you wish.
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