Horse farrier has interesting business

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Chris Young examines his work on a horse Tuesday afternoon. Young operates a farrier service and keeps busy during the year shoeing horses. He explained that during the winter months, the demand for placing shoes on horses declines because the animals don't grow much during cold weather.

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