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We'd like to know what you think about our web site and it's content. Please leave your comments in this public guest book so you can share thoughts with us and other visitors.
NameMike Johnson benton ar Location, CommentsHey Bobby, congrats on the HOF!! Im a #2 header and heeler. Having hard time findn places to practice and looking to attend a school close to home. Just wondering when or if you where gonna have any schools this winter or early 09. email raambuckingbulls@yahoo.com Thanks
NameSammie Brown LocationCHARLESTON,AR CommentsGreat Website! Congrats Bobby
NameLA Pomeroy LocationMA CommentsA pleasure and privilege to visit the website, and to intrvw BH for The Score magazine. As a resident of the huntseat-heavy East Coast (where I started reining in the 1970s w/ an ex-over fences mare), I am watching as cow work ever so slowly is growing in interest here. I'm amazed at the sale prices for these goodbred BH horses -- at $2000 in the northeast you can't buy anything, much less a youngster w/ this kind of talent/pedigree. Junk reiners are going for $7500-$10,000, already ridden too hard too early and with maybe another year left to their stifles. It's also heartening to talk to men who let horses' knees close and give them time to grow up before they work them - out here if they haven't packed two dozen shows and Futurities on them under saddle by the time they turn three, folks think the horse is worthless (and well, yes, they will be, since by six it's going to be all washed up physically). Keep doin' what you're doin' (you don't need me to tell you that), and as a professional horse journalist for the last 20 yrs who has worked the Olympic Games and written about or for the USET's best riders, all I can say is that some folks who presume to call themselves horsemen can't hold a candle to y'all. But I tell ya, if it's worth the shippin' costs, you could sell more babies, for more money, if you think about tapping into the northeast markets. I know in Massachusetts more barns are offering penning and sorting events, and stock horse show series. And folks ARE looking to buy.
NameMax Slaughter LocationClarksville,AR CommentsCongratulations Herb....I think you are better at roping than poker!
NameWes Kendrick LocationClarksville,Ar CommentsWay to go Goob!
NameMike and LeeAnne LocationAK CommentsWe just bought one of your fillys. Her name is BH Double Smug Kit (R529). It is nice to see her picture on your website it gives us an idea of what she could look like with some groceries. I thought you might like to know where one of your fillys ended up. You have a wonderful website it was awesome to see her Dam and Sire, along with her lineage Kudos to you!
NameRosemary LocationColorado CommentsJust want to extend my Congratulations on you being inducted into the Hall Of Fame! Hey Bobby, I was excited for you when my sister Paula sent me the link of the wonderful announcement for the Hall Of Fame. We attended the NFR in Vegas and got to see you win many times! Congratulations Cowboy, from both of us! Rosemary
NameJon Janssen LocationArkansas CommentsGreat wedsite, great pictures! Does not look like the Herb I know! Best family farm in the US bar none! Miss you all. Coach J
Namecharly cummings Locationyatescenter,ks Commentsweb looks great! I'm a left handed heeler and would like to be more consistent.Can you help a lefty? When is the next school? I had a cousin attend in april whith all good things to say. Please email me Cummingsx3@hotmail.com Thanks!!!
NameJohn McQueen LocationClearwater CommentsGreat site! Nice horses!
NameAshley Growcock LocationMO CommentsI have one of your horses BH Hancock Boss, He is a sixteen one hand strawberry roan gelding. I am currently barrel racing on him and placeing, and he ropes like a champ. I have many people that compliment him all the time. I am very pleased with him and would love to buy a horse off this ranch again thanks alot.
NameShana LocationSapulpa CommentsLiked your site!
NameRoger Owen LocationAlmaAR CommentsDrive Alma/Conway 4 nights/wk. As I was passing through town I was listening to a local radio station playing hymns and they mentioned the prorgam was supported by the South 40 Restaurant. Stopped in for breakfast and saw your ad in the menu. I hope to bring my kids by one day. Great website!
NameBrittany Hurley LocationClarksville Jr High CommentsI think you guys have pretty studs and nice broodmares. Hi whoever is reading this its Britt!!! You guys have a good website!!
NameMary McCreery LocationAbernathy, TX CommentsVery well put together website. Found it linked to Pretty Pony Ranch, home of BH Hancocks Star. I am looking forward to breeding my mare to 'Maverick' soon and wanted to check out his birthplace. It was a great surprise to be able to see photos of his parents. Of course, I just had to see what was in the sale barn. I probably shouldn't have done that. Now I want one. Best wishes for continued success. Mary McCreery and Keith Markham 'future owners of a BH Ranch bred horse'
NameSheri Balzer Pretty Pony Ranch LocationElbert, Colorado CommentsI love my BH Hancocks Star, a 99 dun stallion born on the Hurley Ranch. "Maverick" is a huge stallion, kind and patient and a true gentleman. Thanks to the Hurleys for this wonderful horse.
NameJim "Pecos" Wilson LocationDanville, Ar. CommentsGlad you have this web-site so I can keep up with the arena events without having to drive 120 miles .
NameMike Parkinson Location1302 Hwy 43 South Harrison, AR 72601 CommentsHope to get to come to the roping school in December for lessons.
NamePauline Stockton LocationClarksville CommentsLove the website and love the family !! Hello to Fizz
NameDebbie Beaupre LocationRocky Acres Ranch Clarksville, AR. CommentsThe website looks great! Listing your broodmares and stallions will make all the difference. Now I know that the handsome fella I see when I pass by all the time is Rawhide. He's gorgeous!! Awesome job guys!!!
NameMike Parkinson Location1302 Hwy 43 South Harrison, AR 72601 CommentsThe web page is really nice, cover most all the points people are looking for.
NameAnn Campbell LocationClarksville CommentsYour web site is great. The only problem I had was viewing the calendar.
NameJames "Pecos" Wilson LocationBox 546 Danville, AR 72833 CommentsGlad you finally have a web site although I'm in the store about every month. Thanks, Pecos
NameAngela Sanders LocationOzark, AR CommentsLooking forward to the store feature.
NameKatie Behimer LocationKnoxville, Arkansas CommentsThis is a very nice website!!!!!!!! I love working in the Hurley's store!!!!!!!! Thank You so much for offering me such a wonderful job!!!!!!!! Kate Behimer
NameTodd C. Wooten LocationDerby, KS CommentsI am the proud owner of a 25 yr old Hurley horse. I have hauled him to US roping, jackpots and practice pens all over. He has been my teacher and because of him my love for the sport of Team roping has become a huge part of my life. His name is Bert and he is the best thing that has ever happened to my roping career. If you are looking for a horse that will hold up over the years you are at the right place!! There is something to be said for people that breed for bone and not just a pretty head. I told my wife one of these days I’m going to go to the Hurley Ranch and buy a colt with hopes of one day making him just as good as Ole Bert. Just this year we made the trip to AR. I have to tell you we were both very impressed, what a set up. You cannot beat the help that we got from Dave. Talk about a group of people that know what to breed for. I have never seen such naturally muscled up colts. Their studs are to die for. All in all I have to say that I am 100% satisfied with my choice in purchasing a BH colt this year. We wanted to thank Dave and all the people that put in all the hard work through the year for the beautiful experience. You guys breed for what every horse owner is looking for. A level- headed horse with lots of bone mass that will last for many years under the tough conditions of the roping world. Thanks guys!!! We wish you continued success!!! Todd, Heather and Lexi Wooten (Derby, KS)
NameChris Meek Arnold LocationLamar, Arkansas CommentsWhoo Hoo, awesome website!
NameG. Looper LocationClarksville Commentsvery nice website.
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