Weanlings For Sale
We wean at five months of age. All foals are imprinted at birth and handled daily. They are taught to lead, load, back up, and stand to have their feet handled. Foals will have a current Coggins test, be up to date on shots; including West Nile (at buyer's request and expense) 4-Way, and Tetanus. We have an annual vaccination program on our farm. We also worm every 6-8 weeks. Our purchase price also includes a basic pre-purchase exam, and health papers. International Health Certificates are not included and the buyer will have to pay for them. By the time these foals are weaned, they have had their feet trimmed several times.
New for 2012 - My sales prices will include the following: gelding the colts, if you choose to have the colt you purchase gelded, and USDA health certificates for Canadian sales.
Anyone purchasing one of our foals will be given our veterinarian's name and phone number and our farrier's name and number upon request. I will also supply you with names of satisfied buyers.

Pics of my grandson, Seth, with Hawkeye on Feb. 4, 2012. Seth is 4 feet tall to give you and idea of Hawkeye's size. He's growing up!!
Hawkeye's price will increase to $1800 after May 1. If you're interested in this gelding, don't wait around, put a deposit on him now.
Hawkeye is kid tested and Grandma approved!


Who can resist this face?

Meet NFF Society's Hawkeye Taylor, born May 18, out of Krispy Cream and sired by Society's Duke Allen. This colt is less than a week old in these photos. He is curious and very friendly. Hard to get photos of him because he keeps coming toward the camera. This little guy is very loose moving and has a HUGE head nod! Hawkeye would be a great man's horse. His leg measurements from mid knee to the hair line above his hoof indicates he will mature at 16.3 hands!!
UPDATE: HAWKEYE IS AVAILABLE!!!!

The two photos of Hawkeye above were taken on August 7. The lower pics were taken August 30 with Hailey handling Hawkeye as he leads and unloads from the trailer.

Below is a YouTube link showing Hawkeye going over the tarp and bridge for only his second time. He is an A+++ student and seems to enjoy learning new things. Very smart colt, once he has a lesson down, he has it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STwVItrSc2s
Here are some fun pics of the 2011 foals: The foals are finally getting to know each other and are starting to play in the pasture together. Certain ones seem to have buddied up more than others. Many times I see Hawkeye and Tempest playing together. I'll keep adding photos as time goes by but for now sit back and enjoy some youthful fun!!

Rambler and Tempest. Rambler on the go!

Left: Aristocrat and Rambler play fighting. Right: Cats!!! Come on guys, Game on!!

These boys like to play rough! Photo on the right was after they decided to break it up and head back out to the pasture with their moms
I thought I'd share some of Duke and King's 2011 foals who are owned by others:

This cute guy is Williams Hope, out of Bullet's Elusive Angel. Will is very people friendly and has been since he was born. He resides with his dam at Tsuniah Walkers, Williams Lake, British Columbia

This is Tsuniah's Southern Star out of Rambler's Southern Belle. Star is very athletic and a well muscled colt. Star and his dam reside at Tsuniah Walkers.

Meet Pleasure's Society Queen, sired by NFF Wilson's Society King, out of Echo's Lady Bug Allen. Queen is proudly owned by Pleasure Gaits Walking Horse Farm in Hechtel, Belgium. Sandra says she has personality plus and loves people and attention.
What could be a better companion for your Heritage Walking Horse than a Hickory Creek Collie!!! My good friend, Melissa Moses and her family raise these beautiful dogs near Strawberry Point, Iowa. Check out her website at: www.hickorycreekscollies.com. I grew up with a collie named Mike. We had him as our childhood companion for 12 years and he was a great dog. Collies make excellent family pets and great dogs around other farm animals.

I offer a payment plan for buyers: 10% down will hold the foal of your choice with monthly payments to be made until the foal is paid for in full. At weaning time (5 months of age), the foal should be paid in full and will be free to leave the farm once he/she has been weaned. If the buyer opts out of the sale, all payments received after thirty days will be refunded with the exception of the down payment. We also accept payments by PayPal, for your convenience.
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