Had an item on local TV a couple days back.... Seems someone is coming in and cutting the hair off of horse's tails. Donno what the market for horse tails is, but must be something. Horse owners in that neighborhood are a bit edgy. I wouldn't be considering something like that. My luck I'd get a face full of hooves! Like to see someone try that with my gard llamas.
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Paul from MI
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I saw that last5 night on the news, too. I didn't realize it would take two years for the tail to grow back. Things just keep getting stranger and stranger in this old world.
Paul
Paul
ScottyHOMeY
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violin bows.
Anonymous-0
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We had our cow's tails lopped off about 30 years
ago when I was a kid. Kids used lopping shears for
branches. The cops found out who did it but since
they were kids of major citizens there were no
charges. We painted the cow's stumps with some
purple antibotic and the cows seemed to get along
OK, but I guess flies were a problem for them.
ago when I was a kid. Kids used lopping shears for
branches. The cops found out who did it but since
they were kids of major citizens there were no
charges. We painted the cow's stumps with some
purple antibotic and the cows seemed to get along
OK, but I guess flies were a problem for them.
Anonymous-0
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How weird stern needs a new wig, I bet that's where it went!
Anonymous-0
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Punch in horse hair on ebay..... Had a rash of that in northern Germany a few years ago......
Thieves are dumb and gullible, just let word get out that your animals are DNA tested and hair can be traced...
Dave
Like Scotty sez. I have a friend who re-hairs fiddle bows. He likes tail hair from a white mare. Don't know why the mare is s'posed to be better. I do know that he wouldn't mess with someone's horses.
He re-haired a bow for me. Didn't improve my playing at all. I sounded better with a hairless bow. . . Fiddles have no frets. If you ain't right on, you're wrong, and I'm wrong more than I'm right. I think once in a while I might have passed by the right note, but it was probably in the wrong place.
Everyone should try to play a fiddle. Gives you immediate respect for a good fiddler.
Paul
He re-haired a bow for me. Didn't improve my playing at all. I sounded better with a hairless bow. . . Fiddles have no frets. If you ain't right on, you're wrong, and I'm wrong more than I'm right. I think once in a while I might have passed by the right note, but it was probably in the wrong place.
Everyone should try to play a fiddle. Gives you immediate respect for a good fiddler.
Paul
Anonymous-0
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I bet they don't want them if they are full of burdocks.
A Horse hair tails depending on color and length and size of bundle will cost any where from $200.00 to$600.00 per bundle.
It is used for horse tail add ons,belts,hat bannds,tassels,bridles,rains,key rings just to name a few.
If you put a dog in the barn like we did
you wont have that problem again.
From:JR. Frye
It is used for horse tail add ons,belts,hat bannds,tassels,bridles,rains,key rings just to name a few.
If you put a dog in the barn like we did
you wont have that problem again.
From:JR. Frye
BillinCentralMO
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Obviously the situation is ..."Hair today. Gone tomorrow !" (Sorry. I couldn't stop myself).
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