The new hunting companions.

DeadI 6/9/07 6:52pm

Got a coupld of pics of my two up and coming hunting companions. The first one is a 3yr old gelding, and the second is a 2yr old gelding. Were riding the the 3yr old this year, and start on the 2yr old next year.

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ridgetop

6/9/07 8:04pm

Nice looking ponies you have there.

southwind

6/9/07 10:10pm

Very nice.

MuleyMadness

6/9/07 10:21pm

Cool, never hunted on a horse or even ridden on one. Pretty sad huh. (???)

Don Fischer

6/10/07 6:52am

That bay looks out of place back there. If you don't want him anymore or need a place to keep it, I got mty corrals! :)) Lost my horse a couple years ago with a big tumor in his chest. Jeeze I miss having one around! Hunting off horsebackis special. Used to hunt deer, elk and birds off him. He died at 23 yrs. I was at a brading last week and one lady showed up with the prettiest dapple grey I've seen in years. Got me to wanting again.

Hiker

6/10/07 7:11am

Good looking horses DeadI. :thumb Hopefully you'll have a lot of good hunting memories with them.

DeadI

6/10/07 8:37am

Actually these two are the ones out of place, we have 4 bays that all look the same. Then there are these to appys, and then we have a lepord appy that has gone complete white.

I am sure that we will have great memories on these two new ones.

I love hunting on horse back, and the best thing is that when you get something down, they do all the hauling out for you. And when if is a big bull elk, man that is nice.

Utahbowhunter

6/10/07 3:16pm

Great looking horses!

fatrooster

6/10/07 5:00pm

They both look very healthy with good bone. That 2 year old looks like he's going through a big growth spurt in the back end. Goodluck. fatrooster.

DeadI

6/10/07 10:29pm

LOL. Now that I look back at the pic I see what you mean. But no, he is not going through a back end growth spurt. His front end is in a depression that the herd has dug while being tied to the fence.