"Buck Shot" Black Gelding Walkaloosa

🐴 MEET BUCK SHOT! 🐴

If you’re looking for a beautiful, well-bred trail horse with the looks, experience, and mind to match, meet Buck Shot!

Buck Shot is a gorgeous 4-year-old gaited Paint/Appaloosa-colored gelding standing 14.3 hands tall. His eye-catching color will get you noticed anywhere, and his beautiful, smooth gait makes him a pleasure to ride!

Buck Shot has been ridden all over Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, and Indiana, including trips along the Cumberland River. He is excellent in the woods, surefooted, and takes hills nice and slow. He crosses creeks and logs with ease and will ride happily in the front, middle, or back of a group. He has even been on camping trips and ridden with groups of up to 80 people, handling it all like a champ! He is also traffic-safe and has been ridden out on the road.

One of our favorite things about Buck Shot is his calm, willing nature. We have ponied our children off him, and they have trail-ridden him through the woods while he quietly follows along. We have even had kids lined up from his neck to his tail, and he stood there like a gentleman!

He has a great mind and temperament and is calm, loving, and willing to please.

✅ Beautiful, smooth gait

✅ Rides front, middle, or back in a group

✅ Excellent in the woods and on the trails

✅ Crosses creeks and logs with ease

✅ Surefooted on hills and rough terrain

✅ Traffic-safe

✅ Experienced on camping trips and large group rides

✅ Great with kids around him

✅ Loads and unloads with ease

✅ Stands for the farrier, mounting, dismounting, and bathing

✅ Picks up all four feet with ease

Buck Shot is a special young horse with plenty of miles and experience. With his beautiful color, smooth ride, and wonderful disposition, you won’t want to overlook him!

OPEN BIDDING ON - Click to reveal - ENDS ON 11/11 @ 4:20 PM CT. More information is available on the website, including an UTD vet inspection, Coggins, video, images, and the owner's contact information to ask questions, request information, or make arrangements to come to visit.