Out in the open air with local farrier Tanner Cribbs, the work is as demanding as it is physical. We tagged along as he moved from horse to horse—trimming and shoeing with a practiced hand. 

It’s backbreaking labor, grounded in rhythm and trust. The payoff is simple: time with remarkable animals and a craft shaped by the land itself.

You can follow Tanner and his work on Instagram:

@tc_horseshoeing