ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Don Davis is an Army veteran, former Calvary soldier, and current stablemaster for the horse detachment of the 1st Calvary in Fort Cavazos, better known as Fort Hood, Texas. He and I were introduced by my great friend Scott Robison while I was down there doing a clinic for Camp Cowboy. That introduction led to my having the honor of helping the last farrier soldiers in the U.S. Army. Don has a great story to tell and you're going to have a good time learning about the man that runs the last horse detachment in the U. S. Army that uses soldiers to keep the horses shod.
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