Re: RC: custom freeze brand irons?

[Rides 2 Far <rides2far@juno.com>]

> Does anyone know where to get custom freeze brand irons?

Talk to your local metal worker...maybe a machine shop or welder.  One
thing to check on.  When I was in Tennessee I looked into this and there
is actually a brand registry. (yep, even in TN)  If you come up with your
own brand you are supposed to register it in your name.  It wasn't a lot,
maybe $25 or something like that.  I was very interested in having mine
done, but have never gotten around to it.  Freeze brand sybols on the
neck are O.K. for a final ID, but I wanted something that a cop could
check and recognize if he pulled a suspicious vehicle over on the side of
the road.  I had a friend who designed their own brand which was a bolt
of lightning ending in an Indian type arrow.  Vets tended to write "old
scar" on her vet card. So, make sure you make it look like *something*
recognizable.

Angie
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> Nothing really out there, just a cross and cresent.
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> BTW, I'm in Texas. 
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