Horses per year

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    david kelly Dave Kelly

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    Definately John! That was an averge weeks work one time :)
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    Rick Burten Professional farrier

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    Either your math or your calender is 'off'. ;)
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    George Spear Member

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    I don't work as fast as some as I feel using premade bar stock for handmades is a short cut. I like to smelt and cast may own bars at the horse then turn the handmade bars into handmade shoes. I generally use iron ore from a gemstone pit near my house in order to use hand-dug iron to make into the handmade steel barstock.
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    Layne Member

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    Lol


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    Ryan Williams Member

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    Wow I'm really surprised how the responses turned out on this! Actually, I like this way better!
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    Rick Burten Professional farrier

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    I don'
    t work 'on' any, but I do work 'under' a fair number. ;) So far this year, I've worked on one turkey, but that was a two man job so I don't know if it counts. If we consider any given horse a "pig to work on/under" does it count as a horse, a pig, or both?

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