AMHA miniature horse herd dispersal
REFERENCE ONLY: Livestock listed has been sold.
Title: AMHA miniature horse herd dispersal
Name: Levon Sargent
Website: http://users.farmerstel.com/lnlsargent/
Location: Henagar
We have decided to sell most of our horses to make more room and time for our other animals. We are offering four excellent stallions and six very nice bred mares for sale. These mares are from B&W Farms or our own breeding here at LNL MiniFarm. All have been pasture bred for 2013 summer foals. There are also two 2012 fillies with their prices reduced to $325 for one and $450 for the other. Package deals available and we will listen to reasonable offers. We might also be interested in trading for breeding age miniature cows or heifers, nigerian dwarf does or babydoll southdown ewes. We can assist with delivery. Since we will not breeding much longer, we also have a breeder alert, 6 transmitters and pager for sale, $275 for the whole system. Please review our web page and let us know how we can help you with your next special horse.http://users.farmerstel.com/lnlsargent/ or check us out on Facebook at
http://www.facebook.com/pages/LNL-Minifarm/297451976978875
Miniature horses make great pets. They are an easy way to get children started with horsemanship. There is less chance of getting hurt than with a standard sized horse. This also makes them great for older horseman who may no longer be comfortable handling a large horse to continue to have that companionship and activity. Whether you are looking for a pet, breeding stock or something to show, we should have something to meet your needs. We can assist with delivery.
We also raise AGHA registered American Guinea Hogs, KuneKune x American Guinea Hog, crossbred miniature cattle, ADGA registered Nigerian Dwarf goats, and bantam chickens. Like the miniature horses, these smaller animals have their advantages. You can raise your own food at home with less land, lighter duty equipment and fences with lower inputs. Also due to their size, they are a great place to start for first time farmers that maybe intimidated by larger stock. We are expecting calves, kids and piglets in January and February. Please let us know if you are interested in any of these or if would like to be placed on our contact list for new babies.
Thanks,
Levon Sargent
LNL MiniFarm
256-657-6545
