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Discussion on Anyone in White Bird/Grangeville, ID area?
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patricia
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Posted on Saturday, Jan 26, 2008 - 3:39 pm:
I'm new to the area and would like to get opinions re: services - vet, hay dealers, farriers, etc.
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New Member:
gms04
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Posted on Monday, Jan 28, 2008 - 1:45 pm:
Hi, I am in Moscow, I don't know if you consider that in your area or not. Let me know if I can help.}}
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Member:
patricia
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Posted on Monday, Jan 28, 2008 - 9:09 pm:
Michelle,
Thanks so much for your response. Unfortunately Moscow isn't close enough to pick your brain about good local farriers, vets or hay producers, but it's nice to know there is a Horseman's Adviser member "nearby." By the way, welcome to HA. I rarely post, but I've learned tons in the years I've been a member.
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juliem
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Posted on Monday, Jan 28, 2008 - 10:49 pm:
Patricia, I'm in Southwest Idaho--not close by any means, but I have an excellent vet and a great farrier. Email me at the email in my profile for their names and numbers. Perhaps they would have a reccommendation. The farrier does clinics and may have had an attendee from your area.
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Member:
eoeo
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Posted on Tuesday, Jan 29, 2008 - 3:53 am:
What part of Idaho are you located in?? EO
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Member:
cheryl
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Posted on Tuesday, Jan 29, 2008 - 8:25 am:
We're in Weippe - which is getting closer - but afraid we're far enough away that sources wouldn't be much help - There is plenty of hay up here - but absolutely no other resources. We even order our dog food and his treats. We're new too and I'm just hoping I can manage to make it through the winter without needing a vet. The road up here is 17 miles of switchbacks - two lane - with many curves marked down to 15 mph - Right now we have close to 18 inches of snow on the ground with snow predicted for the next 10 days - probably another foot or more. Your best bet would be to talk with local horsemen -
Cheryl
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Member:
patricia
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Posted on Wednesday, Jan 30, 2008 - 7:03 pm:
Cheryl,
Thanks for your response. We're at a much lower elevation than you so the most snow we've had at one time is 5 inches, and that didn't come until last weekend. I came from Maryland and am used to having horse resources much closer than what I'm finding here. It takes a bit of getting used to! I've been worried about having enough hay for the winter, but I think I'm going to be OK. With producers getting only one cutting each year in this area, getting small bales of reasonably good hay is not as easy as I would like. Hope your horses stay safe and you'll have no need for a vet.
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