My wife bought my daughter a young mare when my daughter was 13. My daughter was in love with that horse until she went off to college. Then she found other things to keep her interest. My daughter is 36 now and we still have the horse. Since then, I am the one who gets to feed the horse every day, brush her out, clean her stall, haul the hay, pay the farrier and pay vet bills. I don't even particularly like horses. I suggested selling the horse once. You'd have thought I was suggesting selling one of my kids by the reaction I received. Hence my suggestion.BAHAHAHA
Tell me…. Why is it that it’s ONLY MEN that say that??!? (And I don’t believe I know any that DON’T say it!!) You’ll never hear that uttered by a woman!!
And just for the record…
Yes. It IS true….
We ARE all ‘crazy horse ladies’![]()
I was thinking the same thing, but then I thought maybe her conditions are different?I mean really? You just have to shake the bucket, or if you don’t want to beat up your bucket pins, use a flat shovel to scrape it out.
Good horses are expensive. Garbage horses are cheap, or even free. Problem is, they both eat about the same amount of hay, need about the same space, and generate about the same amount of horse apples. You used to be able to get rid of "garbage" horses by sending them off to slaughter houses. Since you can't do that anymore, junk horses are everywhere. Plenty of folks are trying to get rid of junk horses, you may find some for "free".Wife wants a horse; would need to purchase new property. I don't know much about horses but have heard two things about them.
1) 100 years ago, everyone had horses and only the wealthy had cars. The reverse is true today (except those that are "horse poor").
More importantly to me:
2) Horses eat money and $hit work.
No thanks, I'll stick to my Harley's and current ten acres.
I'll give you a third one: horses start at a 20yr life span, and like dogs, the smaller the horse the longer they live. Miniatures live 40+years.Wife wants a horse; would need to purchase new property. I don't know much about horses but have heard two things about them.
1) 100 years ago, everyone had horses and only the wealthy had cars. The reverse is true today (except those that are "horse poor").
More importantly to me:
2) Horses eat money and $hit work.
No thanks, I'll stick to my Harley's and current ten acres.
That’s not something a group of male viewers can answer... and the OP hasn’t tuned in since you asked.So nobody answered the question of why women/girls are so mesmerized by horses.