ArkieGirl72638
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So, one of my rescue horses came for her hay with the whole lower 8 inches of her tail completely bare. Everything above that was thick and beautiful as always. There pasture is next to woodland. I keep it wild for the rabbits, squirrel, deer, etc. They travel thru it to stand in the creek in the shade to get out of the hot sun (I don't blame them)! At first I thought someone skinned her. Began walking the property and I see something white hanging on a tree. She must have been scratching an itch, got her tail caught and walked circles around the tree until she pulled the bottom half off.
I was able to untangle it from the tree. She had a thick long tail and I have decided to make a couple of braided horse hair and silver hat bands. I have about 3 feet to work with about 4 1/2 inches in diameter. Hope they turn out OK.
Picture is Snow before losing the bottom of her tail!
I was able to untangle it from the tree. She had a thick long tail and I have decided to make a couple of braided horse hair and silver hat bands. I have about 3 feet to work with about 4 1/2 inches in diameter. Hope they turn out OK.
Picture is Snow before losing the bottom of her tail!