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| This is a pair of calves that a freind of mine named Lamar Martin of Center Georgia called me about seeing and thought that they were worth owning as well, he has Percheron horses. Well I drove to Union Point one hot afternoon with Warren Faulk of Smarr, Ga, and Longhorn saddle riding fame, and purchased them from John Mobley of Mobley Harness Shop. They went to Rod Branch in Maysville, Ga and then when Mr. Macclendon of Tn called and was looking for a pair these fit the bill and so off they went. |
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| This is pair of Guernseys that I purchased from Bobby Hall, my favorite cattle hauler in Bradford Me, back in October of 1999. They were completely untrained and Bud Kluchnik accomplished this with ease due to the wonderful nature of this breed. After I brought them home for another gentleman and found out that he had purchased a team of young calves already, Mrs. Joyce Hetrick, of the Mid-South Ox Drovers, in Springfeild Arkansas found them a new home in Adkins, Arkansas with the Bobby Harris family where they are used in parades and around the farm. This picture was taken upon there delivery to the spring meeting at the farm of Jerry and Sarah Bradford - March 2000 |
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| This is a great team of Red and white Sparked Durhams that I purchased from Mike Baker in New Vineyard, Me. The local trade paper Uncle Henry's had them advertised to a good home and all that was wanted was to keep them from going to slaughter well a month later they were here and after traveling the country demonstrating cattle to people they wer sold to my neighbor Dc Patterson of Musella, Ga for his enjoyment. |
| Mowing Hay at the Va Percheron feild day at the Gary Kisamore Farm in Churchville Va 2000 |
| Hooked to a trolley we gave rides for 3 days one weekend in Va, alongside horse drawn and tractor drawn wagons and out sold them 3 to one all three days. Can'tBeat that! |