Curious. All my horses are barefoot.
$80 for a trim here.
$45 for a trim.
$65 every 5 weeks
$40. My farrier should raise his prices. I tip well. 
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I evidently need to be paying more. My farrier lives very close by and my horses are super to do, but I’ve obviously been getting a bargain!
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$50 here.
$45.00
$50, but that includes $10 extra for his travel.
$40/trim
$30 for a full trim and $90 for full shoes. He’s a therapeutic farrier my vet referred me to when one of the horses needed extra attention. He’s great and travels all over SoCal.
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I need to get his name and number! I am paying $75.
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$30
I think I’m paying $65 (there’s a travel fee and I honestly forget the exact breakdown).
I don’t need to be paying that much for this area; we have a plethora of very cheap farriers around here. If you surveyed others in my area, you’d probably find they spend a lot less.
But around here, the adage hold true that you get what you pay for and I was seeing too many hoof issues with the guys charging $30 or so in this area. I’d rather pay the extra money for higher quality now instead of dealing with problems later.
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$45 for a trim
$40.
Just paid $160 for four.
G.
$65
MissAriel… I just sent you the name and number.
Texarkana - I agree with about getting what you pay for - up to a point. I was paying more and had two of the more expensive schmucks ruin my horses feet. It’s really the quality you have to find.
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My horse came with his own barefoot trimmer! Even though I am two states away, she did trim some horses in my state. I pay $75. I used to pay $200 to another farrier for shoes for my previous horse, so I am happy!
