This message is from: misha nogha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Hey, you can put those round barrel feeders in the pasture or dry lots. They are not that heavy. I turn them upside downa nd drag them by the cradle if I want to move them around. They are inexpensive--$10 for the barrel--say four or five bucks more for the lumber and lag bolts. I have had mine for four years and they are still in good shape--except for the stallions. He systematically took it apart so I feed him in the stall. Yeah the horses will bang em around sometimes, but it you place them near a fence, you can drag them through at night. I won't use the tractor tires--heard too many stories of horses flipping over inside of them and not being able to get out again.
Okay, did any one get results from that guy who wanted a well broke gelding? I need to know. Actually, you folks would like to email me again--I just had another request for same. Although this woman says mare is okay. Her daugther is a novice rider (15) and she wants something very very quiet. Email me your horse for sale and I will pass it on to her. Hey Betsey--do you make a living off of this? Shoot, I must have sold 8 or nine horses for other people lately. Only one person offered me remuneration. But she is an angel anyway. Sigh. Wish people would call and say---"Hey, I want a weanling--boy oh boy that is what I want!" Ha. Okay doky--que up your well broke horse letters kids---this woman is ready to buy. ps it does not need to be a Fjord--although that is her first preference.
