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Simply another mindless reply by new guy , but unfortunately he /she / it represents a growing number of clueless Canadians.
It’s unfortunate how the misinformation is really getting spread , much like carbon .
I would much rather ride a chuckwagon than walk downtown North Battleford any given day or night.
Let alone my children or anyone’s grandchildren.
Lets all just play video games and leave animals out to the wild pastures …..Last edited by furrowtickler; Nov 30, 2023, 00:26.
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostSimply another mindless reply by new guy , but unfortunately he /she / it represents a growing number of clueless Canadians.
It’s unfortunate how the misinformation is really getting spread , much like carbon .
I would much rather ride a chuckwagon than walk downtown North Battleford any given day or night.
Let alone my children or anyone’s grandchildren.
Lets all just play video games and leave animals out to the wild pastures …..
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Originally posted by WiltonRanch View Post
Again you are talking out of your ass about this. We never claimed a single horse. Bought lots privately from the trainers. Claiming does happen but majority are usually bought privately at the end of the season. Sure thoroughbreds are bred for speed but training and natural aptitude is more conducive to their abilities to perform varied tasks. Percherons are work horses but a shit ton of saddle horses back in the day as well as war horses and rcmp mounts were thoroughbred Percheron cross. You know sweet f all and here to just start a fight as usual.
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Originally posted by grassfarmer View PostAgree with Farma on the calf roping - That's the one that shouldn't be in the public eye in my opinion. Hard on the calves and not much of a sport. If you wan't to ride bulls, broncs or milk wild cows go right ahead.
But to say that calf roping isn't much of a sport is grossly uninformed.
I can't rope, and I haven't even rode a horse for years, but I have infinite respect for the skill required to rope a running animal from the back of another running animal.
I would argue that it takes far more talent than any supposed sport involving balls, pucks, or fighting a fellow human.
My neighbors who do roping for real for treating animals on pasture tells me how rare this skill is, even among experienced cowboys.
That doesn't make it any easier on the poor calf. But in the real world, getting his neck jerked, is still preferable to dieing of pneumonia or infection, or suffering with footrot etc.
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Originally posted by caseih View Post
What is claiming?
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Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
Not sure why we are commenting on a 4 year old thread by posters no longer with us.
But to say that calf roping isn't much of a sport is grossly uninformed.
I can't rope, and I haven't even rode a horse for years, but I have infinite respect for the skill required to rope a running animal from the back of another running animal.
I would argue that it takes far more talent than any supposed sport involving balls, pucks, or fighting a fellow human.
My neighbors who do roping for real for treating animals on pasture tells me how rare this skill is, even among experienced cowboys.
That doesn't make it any easier on the poor calf. But in the real world, getting his neck jerked, is still preferable to dieing of pneumonia or infection, or suffering with footrot etc.
Grassy out witted you in every debate and as you mentioned has been gone from Agriville for several years now, but you just can't let it go.
Regarding your sports comment did you participate in any organized sports?
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Thanks for the explanation Wilton
I really respect anyone that participates in this sport, always interesting!
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Originally posted by newguy View PostThe horses are the ones that are put into danger.Type of race horses used were not meant for this.They were bred for speed not ranch use.Chuck guys go to the track and claim horses to put on the chucks.
Theres only so many people with a use for an OTTB.
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Originally posted by foragefarmer View Post
Yet you decided to made a comment and singled out Grassy's post.
Grassy out witted you in every debate and as you mention has been gone from Agriville for several years now, but you just can't let it go.
Regarding your sports comment did you participate in any organized sports?
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Originally posted by WiltonRanch View Post
You keep in touch with him? Think he moved down to your neck of the woods. We agreed and disagreed on things but at least what he wrote sounded intelligent. He put some thought into it even if it was an unpopular opinion. Didn’t need cut and paste or to have to disseminate fallacies. Too bad he got pissed off and left.
It would be great if he came back because he knew what he was talking about regarding all topics and was very humble about.
He did make one post when Covid first came out, but he quickly realized which direction Agriville was going and wasn't going to waste his time and effort on it.
Smart move on his part.
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