Farrier in Lolo, Montana (Missoula County)

Jeff and Audra Geneau of Rockin' JAG Ranch, are a husband and wife team out of Lolo, Montana. Although Jeff had been shoeing horses for years, he decided to attend MSU and study under Horseshoeing Hall of Fame inductee, Tom Wolfe. Jeff wanted to learn more about horse anatomy, mechanics, and corrective methods of hoof care. His intention was to be as good as he would expect. He graduated at the top of his class and now runs a Certified Farrier and Blacksmith business serving Missoula and Ravalli Counties and surrounding areas. Rockin' JAG specializes in Corrective Hoof Care, helping horses with issues such as laminitis (founder) and navicular conditions. With 20+ years in the professional rodeo business and training horses as well, we are familiar with horses natural behavior, as well as how important hoof maintenance is. We use proven techniques to maintain the natural balance of the the hoof, making a healthier happier horse. We hope you consider us for all your barrel, cutting, jumping, draft, pack, pleasure, or other equine needs. Please visit us on Facebook at Rockin Jag Ranch.... See More

Trained at MSU Farrier school 1999, second generation farrier

Hot, cold or therapeutic shoeing

Mainly Farrier, some training.

I am currently accepting a limited number of new clients for the 2016 year.

I have 17+ years of experience shoeing horses and over 20 years training and working with all types of horses and cattle.

I am a 1999 graduate of the horse shoeing school located at Montana State University.

This is one part of my horse business, so I am only taking on a limited number of new clients.

If your horse is new to having their feet worked with or has experienced a problem in the past with hoof care, I offer services to help prepare you and your horse so that the "shoeing" experience is one that is rewarding and sets all of us on the path for successful future hoof care.

I am a horseman that is skilled and experienced in working with young horses and first timers. As well as special needs horses that require extra attention and professional handling to make the shoeing experience a rewarding one.

My methods are quiet, safe and beneficial for both horse and owner.

I have good relationships with the local vets and will work closely with them when needed.

Client/Veterinarian references available upon request.

PRICES FOR 2016

- Trims - $35.00
- Straight Shoe - $85.00
- Winter shoeing - Price determined by need and application

- Corrective Shoeing - Price determined by need and application

- Preparatory handling for hoof care for you and your horse if needed and required for a safe experience - $50/hour flat rate

- Minimal ranch call fee depending on location

For further questions or to check on schedule space please call, text or email me.



WEBSITE: www.bohenekhorsemanship.com

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