> Howdy! There are products out
> there to remove the bots, but if
> you have a CALM, easygoing horse,
> you can use a type of a hoofpick
> (the kind with a sharp edge on
> it)and scrape the bots off. This
> is what I use. **Be careful** so
> you don't injure yourself OR the
> horse! You could also use a pair
> of 'kid' scissors (blunt ends) and
> just clip the hairs above the
> bots. I definetly would not
> reccomened either method if you
> have a spooky or skittish
> horse--you, or the horse (or
> both!) could easily get hurt! Go
> to the local feed store & see
> what they have for bot removal if
> you aren't comfortable with the
> 'home-style/cheap' methods!

> Hope this helps--Jay we use a old disposable razor works great. and cheap. oscar p.
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