This message is from: Carol Makosky <cmako...@sirentel.net>
Hello from N.WI where we are getting enough new snow to cover up all the
yuck. I just ordered my 3rd set of slow feeder hay nets and they are
the size to hold 2 generous flakes of hay. Long ago when I first owned
Heidi, I was bound & determined that a pasture area had to be cleared
from our woods for her. That never happened and she is on dry lot 24/7
except during summer if the lawn is good and she gets to wander about
mowing it. I've seldom had a problem of her gaining too much weight and
have come to realize dry lot works best for us. She is fed twice a day
with the net which is fastened to a pipe gate with rubber mats under.
I've been using the nets for 5 or 6 years and am very pleased with my
set up.
The nets really come in handy for when we may be out of town for a day
or two and I just fill up the number needed for feeding. I try to make
Heidi's care for others as simple as possible and the nets fill the bill.
--
"God forbid that I should go to any heaven in which there are no horses."
R.B. Cunningham Graham
Built Fjord Tough
Carol M.
On Golden Pond
N. Wisconsin
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