Baylen Jaxs

hi im new to this site not sure if i am getting anything to work but just wanted to let u know that i have a ran ten barrel saddle and love it.

That is a long way away, It is like you can't get there from here.

Where abouts are you in Missouri?? I am in Warrenton. Halfway between st. louis and Columbia on Hwy 70.

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I think someone should've hit him in the face and chest with a PVC pipe...and then chased him down on your horse.

You are in a tough spot. I don't know what type of infection the mini has, so there is no way I will second guess the vet's recommendation. That's a losing idea. Some people don't blanket no...

CA stands for Clinton Anderson. I guess I look at how I discipline my horses similar to how they deal with themselves. A lead mare doesn't put her arm around that little gelding and give him a...

I too use the Method and have had it work well on several different types of horses. The big thing with this type of disrespect (kicking, ear pinning etc.) at least from Clintons point of view is...

I actually have a form filled out that I got from my vet with my wishes stated. It tells the vet what to do in the event of a colic and I can not be reached. It also states how much I'm willing to...

Your horses should be fine, spring grass I'd caution against all of a sudden putting them out 24/7 but this fall/winter grass shouldn't be too much of an issue. As for the colic thing, I have my...

This is good advice......essentially since your new to this, it is called 'get after him!' :lol:

Sorry to hear of your fall! And your situation sounds like a tough one....honestly I think it's a riding/in the saddle issue, and I think you need to ride him a whole lot more to get him more settled...

Sounds like you've done all the right things! Good stuff!:-)

For the loading issue, I'd skip the lunging, no need to get worked up before you even start. Walk calmly and directly to the trailer and say 'load up' or whatever your loading command is. If she...

I agree with the first answer. With the horse that will not back out, I would take to the trailer, start to load so only one foot is in and back him out. Do this several times, then both front feet...

Thanks everyone, it's great to hear the feedback!

We have always let kittens eat hard food as soon as they are willing....5 weeks is certainly not too early.

We've had a lot of kittens that are born in the barn - including 4 that are 2 weeks old right now. They are in a stall type area where I feed their mother. There is free choice hard food and water...