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Since there's no grass in the pasture and no hay for these guys, they choose to stick their necks out and get whatever is left just outside the fence. This Ranch has all their fencing chewed apart and replace a good 50% of their boards every year because their horses chew away at the wood from the lack of hay and feed. However, they get their boarding fees and I can assure you, they're making money.
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Friday, January 19, 2007
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Since there's no grass in the pasture and no hay for these guys, they choose to stick their necks out and get whatever is left just outside the fence. This Ranch has all their fencing chewed apart and replace a good 50% of their boards every year because their horses chew away at the wood from the lack of hay and feed. However, they get their boarding fees and I can assure you, they're making money.
That ain't right t'do by an animal.
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Boy if I had that pony, I would make sure he gets some hay or feed.
ReplyDeleteI agree shoreman, it's a beautiful horse.
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