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Shoeing for a Living

A Day With Backyard Horses

Flexible schedule, cooperation with owners helps Wisconsin farrier operate smoothly
The sky is a steel grey and the bitter wind carries an icy edge when I meet farrier Monica Hoff in a Catholic church parking lot in the crossroads community of Mackville, a few miles north of Appleton in Wisconsin’s Fox River Valley.
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Island Shoeing is Not Always Paradise

Basic shoeing skills, ordering supplies early and finding ways to deal with a harsh environment are keys to shoeing success on this mid-Atlantic Ocean island
Think of Bermuda and your thoughts probably turn to beautiful beaches, warm temperatures, cooling breezes, thousands of tourists and a great vacation spot.
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Shoeing For A Living

Practices What He Preaches

Several times a year, this shoer is called upon to decide who's capable of being certified as a farrier. The rest of the time, he practices what he preaches while delivering the best care to his clients’ horses
The AFA examiner conjures up a feeling that seems to demand respect, doesn’t it?
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Shoeing for a Living

Shoeing for Speed

Shoeing a few hundred Standardbreds every 3 weeks requires fast, precise work
Harness horseshoer Chuck Bright leads a double life. On weekends, he’s a fairly typical guy, working on his small farm near Beloit, Wis., mending fences, caring for horses and other pets and doing other odd jobs around the house.
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Shoeing Where it's Always Wet

One shoer shares the secrets to keeping the foot healthy even in the wettest of conditions
In Arizona, it’s the drying heat. In Florida, it’s the sweltering humidity. But in the Pacific Northwest, particularly western Washington State, it’s the relentless rain.
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