Destrier
01-07-2013, 07:48
Short humorous situation developing here, no place else to post it.
So, get a call early morning last week.
Woman asks, 'Sir, do you have horses?'
Me, 'yes I have three horses, two draft.'
Woman, 'Do you have a brown one with a white star or spot on its forehead?" (she sounds excited)
Me, 'Well, I have two that are brown and both have white spots on the forehead'
Woman, 'well we have the brown one with the star on its forehead here (location some twenty miles away)
Me, 'That's interesting I just fed them.'
(son gets up nods and heads out to barn)
Woman, 'Well I looked up the branding on this one, a J with an arrow shows up as crossed arrow ranch.
Me, 'Well, none of my horses are branded mam.
Woman, well the brand is yours?
Me, no mam, I do not have a brand.
(she does not sound convinced)
Woman, 'Well, this horse needs medical attention (voice getting more forceful)
Me, "Mam, Dr. Pepper is the only Equine vet in the county that makes house calls typically.
Woman, 'Well I know that'
Me, "I see" Well, you could also call The Sheriff they typically help farmers find lost livestock and we all let them know if we find anything.
Woman, 'Fine, good bye.
Me to son, 'well she does not sound happy'
two days later...
County Animal control shows up.
Animal control officer,
Hello, 'do you have horses?
Do you have a brand?
Woman says its your horse,
It had to be put down, it bit her.
we need to find owner'
(Short version, yes, not my horse, not sure who's it is, did you check the Amish, My horses are in the barn, feel free to go look, have a nice day)
Four days from the first call.
State Police Shows up at my door
Hello, 'do you have horses? Do you have a brand?
A 'different woman' says its your horse, she has been calling from her animal rescue place and wants us to find the owner, she is certain its yours and says its your brand. The horse had to be put down, it bit the first woman.
(eye squint)
I can only imagine I will be getting a visit from the PETA Next to ask me if I have horses.
-yawn-
So, get a call early morning last week.
Woman asks, 'Sir, do you have horses?'
Me, 'yes I have three horses, two draft.'
Woman, 'Do you have a brown one with a white star or spot on its forehead?" (she sounds excited)
Me, 'Well, I have two that are brown and both have white spots on the forehead'
Woman, 'well we have the brown one with the star on its forehead here (location some twenty miles away)
Me, 'That's interesting I just fed them.'
(son gets up nods and heads out to barn)
Woman, 'Well I looked up the branding on this one, a J with an arrow shows up as crossed arrow ranch.
Me, 'Well, none of my horses are branded mam.
Woman, well the brand is yours?
Me, no mam, I do not have a brand.
(she does not sound convinced)
Woman, 'Well, this horse needs medical attention (voice getting more forceful)
Me, "Mam, Dr. Pepper is the only Equine vet in the county that makes house calls typically.
Woman, 'Well I know that'
Me, "I see" Well, you could also call The Sheriff they typically help farmers find lost livestock and we all let them know if we find anything.
Woman, 'Fine, good bye.
Me to son, 'well she does not sound happy'
two days later...
County Animal control shows up.
Animal control officer,
Hello, 'do you have horses?
Do you have a brand?
Woman says its your horse,
It had to be put down, it bit her.
we need to find owner'
(Short version, yes, not my horse, not sure who's it is, did you check the Amish, My horses are in the barn, feel free to go look, have a nice day)
Four days from the first call.
State Police Shows up at my door
Hello, 'do you have horses? Do you have a brand?
A 'different woman' says its your horse, she has been calling from her animal rescue place and wants us to find the owner, she is certain its yours and says its your brand. The horse had to be put down, it bit the first woman.
(eye squint)
I can only imagine I will be getting a visit from the PETA Next to ask me if I have horses.
-yawn-