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Safer Horsemanship - How to Prevent...
By Justin T. On 3 Nov 2017 12:22 AM Comments (0)

We are very pleased to share with you this classic video from Dr. Miller. In this two hours of hands...
The Sierry Petes - (Or Tying The Knots...
By Justin T. On 4 Dec 2015 8:43 AM Comments (2)

Original poem by Gail Gardner set to music by Murph and his band in Red River, New Mexico.
Hope Counts - Crisis Fund of the NLBRA
By Justin T. On 26 Aug 2015 11:01 PM Comments (0)

The Hope Counts - Crisis Fund of the NLBRA was founded by Sydnee Christensen of Utah when she was a...
Spanish is The Loving Tongue
By Justin T. On 22 Jun 2015 12:47 AM Comments (0)

Murph and band perform "Spanish is the Loving Tongue" in Red River New Mexico. Based on the...
National Little Britches Rodeo Association...
By Justin T. On 5 Jun 2015 9:03 PM Comments (0)

The NLBRA 2015 Finals will be July 20-25 at the Colorado State Fairgrounds, in Pueblo,CO. This important...
The Strawberry Roan
By Justin T. On 15 May 2015 10:38 AM Comments (2)

Horses 1, Cowboys 0. The Strawberry Roan keeps his reputation intact while breaking this poor cowboy's...
Little Joe The Wrangler
By Justin T. On 14 Apr 2015 7:48 PM Comments (1)

"Here is one of the great Cowboy Songs of all time and my personal favorite..." - Michael...
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Dr. Robert M. Miller, DVM

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How I Met Debby

by Robert M. Miller, DVM

Posted 24 days ago

I was twenty-nine years of age and a senior at Colorado A&M School of Veterinary Medicine. A classmate, student Resnick and I were surveying the minority of female students in the school cafeteria. There were not too many bachelors in our post-war...
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A Rare Horseman

by Robert M. Miller, DVM

Posted 1 month ago

I never started a colt under saddle until the summer of 1947. I was working for a ranch in Cochise County, Arizona. They had half a dozen colts to “break”, most of them four year olds, so they hired a “colt breaker”, also known...
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My Fly Predators Haven't Hatched Yet, What Should I Do?

by Spalding Labs

Posted over 2 years ago

Are you wondering why your Fly Predators haven't hatched yet and want to know how to help them hatch quicker? Jess our Fly Predator Scientist has the answers... Why Fly Predator Hatch Times Vary The species that comprise Fly Predators have a life cycle that is very dependent on overall average temperatures. At ideal conditions (around 85°F) it takes a minimum of 2 weeks for the Fly Predator to develop from egg to adult. At much cooler temperatures, they can take 6 weeks or more to hatch...
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Pumpkin EVERYTHING in Moderation Please!

by HorseGirl eNews

Posted 27 days ago

It’s that pumpkin EVERYTHING time of year. Pumpkin is yummy. Pumpkins are fun to carve. Some folks still enjoy Pumpkin Spiced Lattes even or what about Pumpkin Spiced Donuts!? Yum. Anyway, you get the idea. There’s a lot of orange flying around...
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TREAT yourself, your horse, and ranch with these TRICKS to Get Rid of Scary Odors

by HorseGirl eNews

Posted 27 days ago

Bye Bye Odor is easy to use with a multitude of applications! 1. Start in your stalls! Muck out each stall, sweep where the urine spot was then spritz some Bye Bye Odor on that spot. You’ll be amazed at how much better your stable...
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