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Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 22:51:38 EDT
From: TEXASLAZYB@aol.com
Subject: Re: MtMan-List: hobbling
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I have trained horses to hobbles by just putting them on, too. If you do
that don't stand to close because they are going over.
BluLodg
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT COLOR="#008000" SIZE=2 FAMILY="SCRIPT" FACE="Comic Sans MS" LANG="0">I have trained horses to hobbles by just putting them on, too. If you do that don't stand to close because they are going over.<BR>
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Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 23:09:42 -0400
From: "Addison Miller" <admiller@citynet.net>
Subject: Re: MtMan-List: Posts
> Hawk you still a breathing??
> Windwalker
Hawk's in St Louis and should be back in a few days....
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<BR>Some times they do some times they don't It's all part of them getting use to the things. Jim made some good points and had a good way to get them use to them but in then end it's all the same they get use to them. It is important to get the critter use to a rope that's all part of the ground work I do before even climb on for the first time. I all so use the lead rope to teach them to turn away from the rope rather then in to it. I do this by throwing the rope over their head working it around there body and pulling on it to make them turn. As they get use to it ya can work the rope further down around there legs to get them turn away from the presser and not in to it. This comes in handy when ya start to picket them out on a cuff and a line. Which I feel is the better way to put your horse out on feed when on the trail. I've had to go looking for horses on hobbles to many times and when your ridding with a group of horses that don't know one another you'll have problems with them getting after each other on hobbles. All ways high line your horse at night or when you aren't going to be able to keep an eye on them.
<BR>Better to count ribs then track.
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<DIV>Hi Folks, We are going to have an auction to raise funds for our Land Fund. There is a web site were you can view some of the items up for auction. The auction will be at our National Rdvs., May 29, but anyone can bid on the items. As long as the Bid is received before May 22 (when I leave for Colorado & the National Rdvs.) the high bid will be the opening bid at the rdvs. auction. Post bids on the site by using the 'notes' function, or e-mail bid to me (see below). Check out the items at </DIV>
