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Posted by Joe(TX) on June 25, 2007 at 16:54:12 from (66.19.112.213):
In Reply to: Horse Hay posted by wi steve on June 25, 2007 at 10:36:39:
MH has it right. I sell to mostly horse people. Some are knowledgable and some only repeat what others have said and have no clue. I never lie about what I am selling and always give a fair price, usually lower than my neighbors. If they don't like what I have, I let the buy elswhere. There are a few I have invited to buy elswhere. I had one last year that would not pay my price, but came back later when I had already sold out at a higher price. I went into the hay business because of problems I had in buying hay for my own horses. I have found out I was not as a retentive (am not allowed to used the first word) as most horse owner though.
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