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Posted on 12/30/2004 7:01:16 PM PST by HairOfTheDog
That's why I do not want another horse using my horse's bits or blanket.
The weather report,says your getting more snow soon, poor girl. :(
Yeah, we're supposed to get some on Wednesday I think. Not worried about it. It won't be hard to clear... and I don't have to do any shoveling anyway. :-) It's all good.
Have fun but be careful. It's really hard for me to visualize that much slow.:')
You do need to try and lock your tack up. Sounds like some kids need to be taught some respect for others property.
Yeah that's what my trainer told me but she was popping her with the lead rope and she didn't move over. She told me if she did I could reach over with with my crop. I do give horse treats at times but I try never to do it at any certain point so she doesn't come to expect it. The look on her face was priceless when she noticed the barrel was gone though.
At least you got out, enjoyed the sunshine and your horses.
Ditto on the arena riding.
Have you guys checked into leasing a trailer?
I think about it, but the horses seem fine where we were for those pics. We are often following paths that are their own paths through the woods they've been on many times before. There is one spot I am careful to keep my feet tucked in, and warned ecrubh to tuck his feet in, because it is narrow between the fence and a tree. You can see the tree behind me here, and the worn path.
I don't turn it off, they know the fence is there, and wouldn't get any closer to it than their comfort zone if I asked them to. I am more concerned in that spot of getting my foot hooked in the field fence that is on the bottom half, than I am the electric. The only wire that is actually hot there is the top white one. They aren't ~all~ hot. I know that, but they don't.
I worry about falling into one of the T-posts if Bay tripped or something.
Ours is pretty small and easy to carry. Nikon Coolpix 775
We need the truck too. ;~D Mine is just a small pickup. It's our next purchase.
We all have things we fear, I guess, that depends on our experiences.
My farrier was suppose to be here 15 minutes ago:(. I should be able to get 2 rode today. I got mixed up about the vet appointment. It is tomorrow. So I have all day here, and it's suppose to top out at 70:)
Becky
I sure hope the farrier shows up! :~\
If you lived here you'd be in jail now. Of course you'd have to scrape about 3' of snow to get to the grass. :-)
If you lived here you'd be in jail now. Of course you'd have to scrape about 3' of snow to get to the grass. :-)
Been outside piddling around, and took some pictures:)
Did you piddle the fire out?
Thanks - We are all excited....they are bringing him tomorow before lunch. Today we are having more round bales delivered .... lots to do to get ready for his arrival. They are going to do what you (someone) suggested - bringing his mom along on the trailer to keep him calm....
We don't have a lot of fencing options - Mostly just one big pasture with a corral and walk in barn. So we plan to put our other 3 in the corral while the baby gets settled.... then take the App. out (he is bottom of pecking order) and let them get acquainted, etc.... nice and slow. Any other recommendations on making the transition easier
I haven't seen how all this lays out, but I would likely reverse it. Put the new guy in the strong (?)corral at least until mom is long out of earshot, and for the first two to three days. What kind of fence is it, and can the horses nose up to each other safely over it without getting caught in wire? Crowding the others in there might make them worse during the excitement of the arrival. The new guy doesn't need the open space.
Have I mentioned I hate winter :(
Eeek. That's horrible.
Ah HA! Someone who shares my pain! How much did you get? :-)
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