A Platte County 4-H group spent last Saturday morning at the Doug Kafka ranch in Wheatland as part of their education to learn about identifying tack. They also enjoyed a hayride on one of Kafka’s western wagons.
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WHEATLAND – A Platte County 4-H group spent last Saturday morning at the Doug Kafka ranch in Wheatland as part of their education to learn about identifying tack. They also enjoyed a hayride on one of Kafka’s western wagons.
Kafka and Dawn Copas not only identified the tack that they were using to harness their draft horses, Betty and Beauty who are half-sisters, but they also taught the kids about wagons and identifying the different wagon parts.