I am just concerned because somone, the original poster, said he said
some horses were standing in three feet of water. A yearling
icelandic is usually about 12 hh. If standing in three feet of water
that is up to the chest or higher and leaves open the possibility of
all manner of illness and di
> I've moved my yearlings to the stallion farm so they can be shown and to
> keep the cost down yet not upset the Icelandic community have decided to
> have two sell prices on them, with or without papers. I figure those
> clients that are going to purchase w/o papers only want trail horses anyway
Lanny said:
I'm still under 3 feet of water in some areas and will need to reseed all my
pastures this year. Last year's spring freeze resulted in a first cutting
yield of 20% followed by a drought which produced no second cutting. As a
result I did not breed last year so there will be no 200
