Ranch T W. LLC owned by Mary and James Durham

07/29/2024

07/15/2024

Now may be a good time to stock up on stamps!

07/11/2024

Bad storm has come buckle up everyone hope it passes soon.

07/11/2024

Fun days at the ranch! If you’re in town come on over….

07/06/2024

Beautiful rainbow tonight

06/23/2024

Thoroughly enjoyed our ride today. Khloe did great and so glad Cory could make it!

06/17/2024

Milly has a new fly mask. Not sure how much she likes it.

06/09/2024

Took Khloe on our first big ride today off the farm. She did pretty good only a few things to work on but we had a great time. Thank you to Joal Brisbois for hauling us there and of course all her help!

05/28/2024

Love these guys/gals

05/23/2024

Today my husband did a wonderful job on raking the arena! Can’t wait to use it tomorrow . Thanks babe I love it!

05/21/2024

Most people don’t realize the size of a horse’s tooth. Mini horses don’t have small teeth. In fact minis have normal size teeth shoved into a smaller mouth. Horses have between 36-42 teeth. Up to five different shapes all having a special purpose. Here is a picture of Milly my mini and a tooth she lost yesterday. Tooth is about 1”long.

05/21/2024

Clouds this morning were very unique.

05/16/2024

George is trying to catch herself a killdeer. Good luck little kitty and stay away from the Robbin’s. They’re mad at you.

05/09/2024

And with the storm came light. How beautiful and vibrant these colors are.

05/06/2024

Planted some flowers today in memory of Annie (our horse) and Blizzard (our cat) . ❤️

05/02/2024

Tikki sporting his new halter.❤️

04/30/2024

George doesn’t realize he’s supposed to go inside his cat house.

04/30/2024

Tikki is wondering where this horse came from🤣🤣🤣

04/28/2024

Unlike humans who salivate when something smells tasty 🤤, horses only produce saliva when chewing. Saliva not only helps coat and soften the food passing down the esophagus and into the stomach, it acts as a natural buffer to the high acidity of the stomach.

Also, horses produce stomach acid continuously, whereas acid production in people is stimulated by eating. This is how excess time between meals can increase the risk of gastric ulcers in horses but not in humans. They are grazers, designed to eat bascially all the time (sorry guys, we are not!)

04/26/2024

So yes I did a thing. Welcome Khloe my new trail horse.❤️❤️ thank you Jimmy Durham for being our go to guy. New job title Hauler Technician.

04/24/2024

Milly claims her hay every night. I think she rolls on it so none of the other horses will eat it 🤣🤣

04/24/2024

Not to much else to do on a rainy night than a photo shoot. Don’t think Joe was impressed.

04/23/2024

The moon is spectacular tonight