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Horses. Once a part of the Working Ranch used daily to today... not so much. Idaho Horseman and Stockman, Martin Black is my guest as we talk about the evolution of using horses. We look back to when they were highly essential to today’s ranches that may or may not rely on the use of a horse. Also, who were his influences growing up in the Great Basin area of the West, and the economics of using a horse over mechanical options.
Plus Limousin will be in today’s Breed Spot Light.
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