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Re: O.T. Boarding horses
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Posted by kraig WY on December 28, 2003 at 08:56:41 from (66.82.9.52):
In Reply to: O.T. Boarding horses posted by Greg(Mo) on December 27, 2003 at 17:26:12:
Don't know about Missouri, but Wyoming is horse country. Kind of hard to sue someone regarding horses. 1st, Wyoming law says horses are dangerous and anyone who rides on does at his/her own risk so law suits are limited. 2nd. Its an oven range state, whereas, horses (as well as cows and sheep) have the right of way and if a horse scares you off the road its your doings, however if you scare a horse or horse/rider we're talking about harassing live stoct. This place is rancher/farmer friendly. Having said that, the price varies for boarding. Pastering an animal runs between 12-20 dollars per animial per month. Could go higher depending on how much the landowner has to do. I charge $20 per month per horse and don't do nothing but keep the water full and thawed.
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