Ding-a-ling-a-lang...o.k., most of you probably won't get that but it is from a movie. These are our horses that are patiently waiting for me to have this baby and get back in the saddle.
Now that is a lot of horses! So pretty too! My kiddos would love it to have that amount of horses around. My Mom has a horse and they get to ride him sometimes, but nothing like I did when growing up WITH horses. Always loved the smell of a clean barn. All that hay!
H and C Livestock has been in operation since 2001 and is a farm located in the heart of Kentucky. All together we farm about 500 acres where we raise sheep, cattle, hogs, and chickens/eggs. Our main staple are the sheep which we have both Suffolk and Cheviot. The Suffolk sheep are for the children's 4-H and FFA show lambs while the Cheviot and Cheviot cross lambs are sold as chemical free freezer lambs. Our daughter also has layer hens where she collects and sells their eggs. Hogs are new to our operation which we will begin selling in October of 2011.
Now that is a lot of horses! So pretty too! My kiddos would love it to have that amount of horses around. My Mom has a horse and they get to ride him sometimes, but nothing like I did when growing up WITH horses. Always loved the smell of a clean barn. All that hay!
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Awwwww! Love your horses! I bet you're as anxious as they are to have you riding again, eh? ;)
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