--- Wanda Lauscher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>> Just because someone calls themselves a farrier,
doesn't mean they are a good one.  It's going to take
a few trims for me to believe they know what they're
doing...<<

That's exactly right, Wanda!  Around here, most
farriers have OTJ training and are "cowboy" farriers. 
Their education consists of what their one old cowboy
mentor taught them, after all, "that's the way it's
always been done".  So I will give him a chance and a
few more trims before I make a decision.

It's nice, Karen, that your farrier is good, reliable,
and professional.  Consider yourself lucky, not all of
us are so blessed.  I'm glad you don't have to
question your farrier - I wish I didn't feel like I
had to.  But respect must be earned and my jury is
still out.

Susan in NV

Happy High Desert Trails 

Susan in NV
Nevermore Ranch http://users.oasisol.com/nevermore/









 
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