Pics of Tequila our Indian paint and Mustang.

Not sure I need to get time thursday I will be out of town like I said and wenesday I have to have our 02 F250 V10 4x4 truck ready for its longest trip it has ever seen. And friday I am building a fence on half the acre for her to give those corrals back then soon fix an enclosure then back to fixing my 88 F150 and training for my liscence like I said I am always busy doing something my little sister and mom is taking care of her and as soon as I am not so busy I will help.
Trav

Very nice pictures of your horses

Thank you but I can't take all the credit my camera is a very high tech one and when I take pics it comes out clear. I can't hide one thing with this camera it is so good. It doesn't glare or anything like that I love it.
Trav

good for you

With a horse that is underweight free choice hay is a huge step in putting the weight back on them.

What do you mean by free choice hay? Are you saying throw a bale out there and let her eat it. She will get bloated if we did that. I am letting her graze and that helps me with the grass patches and weeds and she gets fed then at night I feed her her hay and in the mornng I feed her her hay (well my sister and mom does only today and yesterday did I feed her because of being so busy.)
Trav

Trav, you do not have to be afraid of her getting bloated on hay. She will eat as much as she wants, but it's not going to harm her unless it's some second or third cutting alfalfa. Grass-mix-hay - shovel it in!

I am sorry to say this and don't get me wrong I am not saying you don't know what you are saying but all 5 of the horses I had before I got while underweight and I tried doing the free choicing thing in order to save me time easement and stregnth but it did the oppositte 3 of the 5 (which were Paints also) ate to much when I got a vet out there he said they were bloated because of this reason. He told me only so many horses actually know when to stop eating most will just keep on eating and eating mainly because nobody trains them for that. Trust me I am not trying to say you don't know what you are talking about but I learned this from experience. I belive it may because of the hay we get up here it isn't like what I have seen in other areas (not bad or anything just diffrent) By the way thank you for calling by my name and not my username I appreciate that not many people do that.
Trav

I didn't realise you had a thread on her. Cool!

She does look somewhat under weight/muscled; so I'm glad you are putting her back on track. A really good grain for helping horses gain weight in Purina Strategy. We gave my horse a pound in the morning and at night when she needed to gain weight. Also, may I ask how much hay you are feeding her? I never knew horses could get bloated on hay. My mare got it free-choice when we first got her. Now she certainly doesn't though, she is a little on the plump side. Lol

Really looking forward to more pictures!

Edit: Wow, you are are busy! I read more of your posts.

I will try and get more pics after my trip tomorrow. I am a bit of a show off so that's why I made this thread. Haha They don't sell purina products at my local feeding place I know the guy well I was suppose to get a job there but things changes anyways he can get me something good for putting her weight back on.
Trav