Best Horse I've Ever Owned

[wymtnpounder]

Edit: I have had this horse ever since he was two, he was a handful in his younger days but just about anyone can get along with him now. He's gone thousands of miles in the backcountry and still has a bunch more in him. I've always called him my good luck charm because he is always in on the kills and epic hunts. It's going to be tough to let him go but it's time someone else gets to enjoy him. If your not looking for a great horse the video is wroth the ten minutes lots of hunting pictures and even grizzlies. Sound, Safe, and Sane

 

[mcseal2]

Looks like someone is going to get an awful nice horse. Lots of people want to buy a young horse cheap that would be so much better off buying one like that. Good horses might cost a lot up front, but they all cost the same to shoe, feed, doctor, and everything else after that initial price. Just as well be putting that money in a good one!

 

[wysongdog]

Another damn fine pony you've put together for some lucky buyer. Great job thank you

 

[BeaverHunter]

Why do you sell a horse that is this dialed in? Approximately how much does a horse like this sell for?

 

[elkguide]

What a ride!
Wish that I could afford to have you train a horse for me. Great job. Great horse.

 

[wymtnpounder]

Why do you sell a horse that is this dialed in? Approximately how much does a horse like this sell for?

A couple years ago I decided I wanted to sell one or two EXCEPTIONAL animals a year as part of my side hustle "NOT BE A HORSE TRADER". I spend a lot of time horse back and figured I might as well get paid extra for it. It is hard to put all the time, effort and attachment into them only to send them down the road. The horse we sold last year went to a really great home and that was very satisfying. Rico will sell at auction so it's hard to say how much he'll bring.

 

[wyo2track]

Nice video. A been there done that type of horse. How old is he? I've usually used saddle panniers, but how do you like packing out those hindquarters without using panniers? You leave enough skin from the flank area and cut a hole and place in over the saddle horn or do you use some twine? Looks like that be quick way to load up with grizz around.

 

[wymtnpounder]

Nice video. A been there done that type of horse. How old is he? I've usually used saddle panniers, but how do you like packing out those hindquarters without using panniers? You leave enough skin from the flank area and cut a hole and place in over the saddle horn or do you use some twine? Looks like that be quick way to load up with grizz around.

Thanks he'll be 15 this spring. I usually leave enough hide and cut a hole for the saddle horn, but if too much hide is taken off twine works too.

 

[wymtnpounder]

He doesn't need rode but I wanted someone solid to try out the new girl with.

 

[wymtnpounder]

Looks like the sale is going to be online only gulp, not sure how that's going to go

 

[wymtnpounder]

Takes a good horse to do this doesn't look like much until you see the mule

 

[WyoBC_99]

It looks like you've got a great horse there. Someone smart enough to buy a well-trained, well-traveled horse like that is going to save themselves a lot of headache!

 

[codym]

Can you send me a link? Im looking for a couple solid pack animals.

 

[wymtnpounder]

Can you send me a link? Im looking for a couple solid pack animals.

It's all online this year so make sure you get singed up to bid well ahead of time if you interested.

https://codyhorsesale.hibid.com/auctions/

 

[wymtnpounder]

Someone asked if he would ride off by himself so we went and grabbed a quick video

 

[wymtnpounder]

Online bidding opens today.