American Farriers Journal Issue Survey: December 2017

On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score, please rate the articles you found in this recent issue. (If you have no opinion, please leave the rating block blank.) Add any additional comments about American Farriers Journal at the bottom.

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How Regulation May Arrive
By Jeff Cota

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How The Hoof Reveals Stress
Appropriate farriery can help deal with stress.
By Sarah Evers Conrad

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Keeping It Simple
North Carolina shoer Sean Gaul relies on a conservative approach to keep horses happy.
By Jeff Cota

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How Radiographs And Joint Angles Can Guide Trimming And Shoeing
Approach avoids "dangerous" reliance on symmetry and landmarks.
By Katie Navarra

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* 5.
Are You Punching Better Nail Holes?
Veteran farriers share techniques to avoid sheared nails and preserve tools.
By Ron Perszewski

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Bringing The Hoof To Scientific Research
AFA Research Committee offers tips to make literature easier to understand.
By Jeff Cota

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Considerations For Using Alternative Materials For Managing Leverage
Using modern materials requires information gathering and imagination.
By Daisy Bicking

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* 8.
What Causes Club Feet?
Hall of Fame farrier examines how to prevent and manage them.
By Audrey Pavia

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Dig Deeper When Tackling Inflammation
Clarity can come from examining diet, gut health.
By Tom Shell

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Learn How To Forge A Hall Of Fame Heel
Farrier offers tips for creating the Bob Marshall heel check.
By Jeff Cota

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Helping The Farrier Through Radiographs And MRI
How advanced imaging methods can help farriers.
By Jeremy McGovern

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* 12.
Shoeing School Challenges Law Restricting Admissions
Pacific Coast Horseshoeing School alleges rights violations.
By Jeff Cota

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* 13.
What It Takes To Reach 125
W.F. Young credits honoring tradition while remaining innovative as it looks to the future.

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* 14. Please rate the following departments on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score.

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* 1. How Regulation May ArriveBy Jeff Cota

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* 2. How The Hoof Reveals StressAppropriate farriery can help deal with stress.By Sarah Evers Conrad

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* 3. Keeping It SimpleNorth Carolina shoer Sean Gaul relies on a conservative approach to keep horses happy.By Jeff Cota

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* 4. How Radiographs And Joint Angles Can Guide Trimming And ShoeingApproach avoids "dangerous" reliance on symmetry and landmarks.By Katie Navarra

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* 5. Are You Punching Better Nail Holes?Veteran farriers share techniques to avoid sheared nails and preserve tools.By Ron Perszewski

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* 6. Bringing The Hoof To Scientific ResearchAFA Research Committee offers tips to make literature easier to understand.By Jeff Cota

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* 7. Considerations For Using Alternative Materials For Managing LeverageUsing modern materials requires information gathering and imagination.By Daisy Bicking

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* 8. What Causes Club Feet?Hall of Fame farrier examines how to prevent and manage them.By Audrey Pavia

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* 9. Dig Deeper When Tackling InflammationClarity can come from examining diet, gut health.By Tom Shell

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* 10. Learn How To Forge A Hall Of Fame HeelFarrier offers tips for creating the Bob Marshall heel check.By Jeff Cota

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* 11. Helping The Farrier Through Radiographs And MRIHow advanced imaging methods can help farriers.By Jeremy McGovern

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* 12. Shoeing School Challenges Law Restricting AdmissionsPacific Coast Horseshoeing School alleges rights violations.By Jeff Cota

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* 13. What It Takes To Reach 125W.F. Young credits honoring tradition while remaining innovative as it looks to the future.

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* 14. Please rate the following departments on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest score.

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* 15. How would you rate the value of this issue?

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* 16. How would you rate your overall satisfaction with American Farriers Journal?

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* 17. Additional comments about this issue or American Farriers Journal overall.

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* 18. Enter your information if you want to be entered into the drawing for a free 1-year subscription to American Farriers Journal

* 1.
How Regulation May Arrive
By Jeff Cota

* 2.
How The Hoof Reveals Stress
Appropriate farriery can help deal with stress.
By Sarah Evers Conrad

* 3.
Keeping It Simple
North Carolina shoer Sean Gaul relies on a conservative approach to keep horses happy.
By Jeff Cota

* 4.
How Radiographs And Joint Angles Can Guide Trimming And Shoeing
Approach avoids "dangerous" reliance on symmetry and landmarks.
By Katie Navarra

* 5.
Are You Punching Better Nail Holes?
Veteran farriers share techniques to avoid sheared nails and preserve tools.
By Ron Perszewski

* 6.
Bringing The Hoof To Scientific Research
AFA Research Committee offers tips to make literature easier to understand.
By Jeff Cota

* 7.
Considerations For Using Alternative Materials For Managing Leverage
Using modern materials requires information gathering and imagination.
By Daisy Bicking

* 8.
What Causes Club Feet?
Hall of Fame farrier examines how to prevent and manage them.
By Audrey Pavia

* 9.
Dig Deeper When Tackling Inflammation
Clarity can come from examining diet, gut health.
By Tom Shell

* 10.
Learn How To Forge A Hall Of Fame Heel
Farrier offers tips for creating the Bob Marshall heel check.
By Jeff Cota

* 11.
Helping The Farrier Through Radiographs And MRI
How advanced imaging methods can help farriers.
By Jeremy McGovern

* 12.
Shoeing School Challenges Law Restricting Admissions
Pacific Coast Horseshoeing School alleges rights violations.
By Jeff Cota

* 13.
What It Takes To Reach 125
W.F. Young credits honoring tradition while remaining innovative as it looks to the future.