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CharlyBonifaz
MemberThe big “50” isn’t so bad.
true 😀 and welcome to the club 😉
happy birthdayCharlyBonifaz
Memberit does work with oxen, just was not sure if it does work with treeless saddles
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Memberand with a prominent spine…
I would check really careful if that works with treeless……..
the other problem: saddles on cattle seem to be sliding frontwards, you need a way to prevent that….
good luck 😉CharlyBonifaz
Memberhope every one enjoys the pictures!
I do 😀
and I finally get an idea why coaches are so high up 😉
thanks for sharing!CharlyBonifaz
Memberyou may want to check the “whoa” post for a solution….
what about training them to obey commands from behind? gives you a chance to ride on the wagon……
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MemberPerhaps Charlie from Germany can shed some light on the large vegetable operation I read a snippet about that switched to horses virtualy over night…
Jac, can you find that snippet, I’ll try to figure it out…..
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MemberAm I wrong to think that its ethicly wrong to keep cars going when half the worlds starving ???
no, because I think the same;
problem is: distribution; in parts of this world there is so much food it is thrown away while in others there is none
I do cringe when I see wheat being burnt for fuel (shows how cheap it has turned); still can hear my parents “don’t play with food”…..CharlyBonifaz
Memberbeautiful; painting is a must? oil? glaze? clear coat?
CharlyBonifaz
Memberhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oJ69pwbOXY
another way that might just work 😉CharlyBonifaz
Memberany old recipes out their to share?
😉
http://www.candida-cure-recipes.com/apple-cider-vinegar-recipe.htmlCharlyBonifaz
Memberwhats an overcheck bit.
regularly used in harness racing; best picture I could find in www:
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1341/1054450464_789ef8be11.jpg
it comes up from behind, runs over the top of the head, divides into two straps that run down to the left and right corner of the mouth and usually end in a straight bit, like this one:
http://www.herronstables.com/BIT16.JPGCharlyBonifaz
Memberonce I get the knack of this computer, I can hitch a team but am rather backward at this 21st century stuff.
well, I think that qualifies you perfectly 😀
welcomeCharlyBonifaz
Memberplus I wouldn’t mind if they’d hook up all the training bikes in the fitness centers to generate electricity 😀
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Memberabout pouring it on the horses back as well to controls flies
the way ivermectin works, it cannot control flies in the sense of keeping them away from your horse…..
CharlyBonifaz
Memberhttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6548469
had one horse react with terrible phlegmons which took 10 days to recede; microfilaria? allergic reaction?
grave outcomes have been described in foals younger than 4 months and white horses, seems like their hemato-encephalic barrier isn’t as leak-proof as it should be (signs of intoxication will show within 12 hours and are difficult to treat, because ivermectins will be excreted only very slowly – half life of 1 week); also intoxication can cause temporary blindness
very often the place of injection will get sore and inflamedif there is any money to be saved, why not give injectibles orally? please make sure, the calculated dose is correct!
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