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Bought two of their saddles about 8 years ago. One mine, one my wifes. both still going strong and we both like them. Do wish they were just a bit lighter. Chris

Six. Chris

Apply steady pressure at the poll with either a halter or your hand. As soon as the horse lowers its head even a small amount, release the pressure. Repeat. When it consistantly will drop its head with the pressure ask for more by keeping the pressure on until it lowers the head more. Repetition...

rough up the warts with a toothbrush ( I used an old one but to each his own) to activate the immune system then rub ivermectin on them. Our mare had an outbreak on her muzzle and vet told us to do this. Cleared up pretty quick. Chris

Well, I've used it on all the horses now for a couple of months and definitely saw a decrease in the number of flies on the horses. Not all were gone but most were. Didn't repeat in two weeks, just reapplied when I noticed more flies. Chris

I would send my dying horse to be food for other animals but they would have to put it down humanely and not feed it to them while still alive. Chris

You'd be lucky if that's all they were using :lol: Chris

You do not have to feel sorry for my horses. They will be on my property until the day they die. Just because I believe that we should allow horse slaughter does not mean that I feel that it should be done inhumanely and we should be fighting to change the way it is done instead of trying to...

And I still would like to know why the slaughter of horses for meat is still considered so terrible. Chris

Jeanne, I don't know the actual model and she's not home to ask but I will find out. I know that there was no fitting to the horse so I'm assuming that it was the standard tree. Chris

The wife just got one so she doesn't have alot of ride time in it yet but she likes it so far. Seems to be well constructed and she likes it because its lighter than her western saddles. Chris

If your going to increase her feed, do so slowly over a period of time. Chris

Don't know but I'm not peeking :o Chris

flaboy, his feet need a severe trimming as the toes are too long. His being in the corral is keeping him from wearing them down on his own. But can't get them trimmed until we get him where we can handle him more consistantly. We're working on that! Chris

D.R., I think he's a little bigger that a true Cracker. He's 15.2 and when I think of a Cracker I think smaller but I could be wrong. Chris

3MR, the only information I could find was about the training available at the prison in Helena but will investigate further. McAlester would be much closer. Thanks. Chris

Do you know if the BLM sets it up or can you contact the prison directly? Do they only do BLM horses or do they take in those of private individuals?? Chris

Wife wants to train this one herself. We talked about getting another in the future and have it trained through the system. Didn't realize it was at McAlester. It it done at the prison? Chris

Yeah, we got him from the BLM. Brought him home July 3rd. She just started working him seriously this past week and has gotten where she can work her way up to him and rub from his nose to his star. Still pretty skittish but seems to have a level head and attitude. She's gonna work him and get...

My wife's new mustang Whiskey River, 4 yo gelding from the Nevada rangeland. Chris