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My first attempt at spur making (pics)

Patrice Lemée;9312919 said:
Sorry for the stupid question cause I know nothing about horses.
Don't that hurt and cut the horses?:confused:
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In my experience....if you use them properly, no.
 
Some times you do need to spur a horse on. They have thick hide and you can move a horse in the direction you want with spurs, and without, they just don't pay attention. Most of the time you are tapping their side. I don't ever remember seeing cuts from spurs.
 
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