ya know what, it is my fault, cause I thought it was Pasture
Paradise blame the gray hairs!!!
I and my horses love our track system!!!
http://picasaweb.google.com/dakota.charm/TrackSystem
The Soul of a Horse ~ has touched my soul, may it touch yours too!
~ thesoulofahorse.com/Pre-Order-Review
On 04/03/2008, Debbie K. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I sent the link not to long ago.. here it is again
> http://www.thehorseshoof.com/book_pp.html
Oh thanks Debbie, it was you that sent that in. PADDOCK
Paradiseno wonder I couldn't find it.
Wanda
I sent the link not to long ago.. here it is again
http://www.thehorseshoof.com/book_pp.html
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I and my horses love our track system!!!
http://picasaweb.google.com/dakota.charm/TrackSystem
The Soul of a Horse ~ has touched my soul, may it touch yours too!
~ thesoulofahorse.com/Pre-Order-Reviews
Someone mentioned a book about a tracking system in a pasture. Renee
was it you? I believe it was called pasture paradise by Jaime
Jackson. Is that the correct title? I come up empty when I search for
it...
Thanks
Wanda
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Save the earth, it's the only place to get chocolate.
Found the book and just ordered it! (Happy birthday to me early!)
It's by Jaime Jackson, Pasture Paradise $31.55 with shipping.
Here's the link:
http://www.jaimejackson.com/page18.html
--Renee M. in Michigan
Yep, she is on the barefoothorsecare list too.. I have my track to
avoid, insuline resistance and founder, as I had a mare here who did
founder shortly after we bought her, a Paso Fino. My Friends have
Paso's and they founder easily, so do Morgans and Mft's which I also
have...
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I and my hors
Besides Debby's site, I found this site about the "pasture paradise" track
system as well:
http://thenaturalhoof.homestead.com/paddockparadise.html
This person's website is almost in blog form and I'm really interested in
reading it, as she says she has, previous to going to a track system, had
OOps, I said Never, I forgot, I had one small 60 foot round pen, that
I moved, as I made into a larger oval...
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I and my horses love our track system!!!
http://picasaweb.google.com/dakota.charm/TrackSystem
The Soul of a Horse ~ has touched my soul, may it touch yours too!
~ thesoulofahorse.com
No Karen, I never move my track... The reason it is there is to keep
the horses MOVING, I don't want them grazing a great deal, this is for
them to live on 24/7, and MOVE...
I use a combination of push in posts two strands of electric fence,
that is hot, I have dug under insulated wire to get it h
I am wondering if I could just use step-in posts and electric tape
for my inner fencing. . . .
We use step-in posts and tape sometimes for temporary cross-fencing, just
not for perimeter fencing. That's what I'd imagine for a track, because I
think the goal is to keep moving the tr
http://www.primechoice.com/jaime-jackson/
http://www.star-ridge.com/page4.html
I don't have time to write more now, lunch is about over, I will try
to find some time later in the day or when I get home, Joe Camp has a
track system on his website, I did not look up the exact page, but his
link is a
Karen, I have pictures and a map on my signature line. Jammie Jackson
has a great book about the benefits of the track system, he calls it a
pasture paradise... There is a link and another track system on Joe
Camps site.
I have taken what Jammie wrote about and applied it to my property, I
have no
Hi Debbie,
I am having trouble finding the book on this containment system -- it's
Pasture Paradise, isn't it? Is it out of print maybe? Or am I remembering
the name incorrectly? Also, does the author have a website with pictures?
I think you've mentioned his site and the hills he has inc
I was just talking to Dan, we have 12 feet in some areas, 15 feet in
other areas, and 20 the rest of the areas, then I have a couple wider
areas... with the 5 horses on maybe 2 acres of pasture, I am not mowing
much at all, they eat it down very quicly, I do have to mow, drag, t
The circle makes a HUGE difference... I did not believe it until I saw
it, it really is amazing...
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I and my horses love our track system!!!
http://picasaweb.google.com/dakota.charm/TrackSystem
The Soul of a Horse ~ has touched my soul, may it touch yours too!
~ thesoulofahorse.com/Pre-Order-R
Karen, have you read the book, the track is a continuous oval, I think
Jammie suggests that it be even narrower then 20, I like 20, I like
having the narrow areas too... they MOVE.. which is what you want them
to do... It took my Hubby a little while to get his mind around it
too... in the areas yo
>>>I think that the Track system helps with keeping horses in shape...
I'm skeptical that would add serious conditioning to an average horse.
Sure, it may be better than having horses standing in a small dry lot all
day. Right now, most of my horses are in a contiguous pasture of about 18
acr
>>> We have 4-strand, electrified, hi-tensile perimeter fence, so I've got
>>> to have something VERY horse friendly if I'm going to do a corridor
>>> with that for the outside. My husband also suggested we not go
>>> narrower than 20 feet.
Renee, we have what we refer to as the "runway" be
I was just talking to Dan, we have 12 feet in some areas, 15 feet in
other areas, and 20 the rest of the areas, then I have a couple wider
areas... with the 5 horses on maybe 2 acres of pasture, I am not
mowing much at all, they eat it down very quicly, I do have to mow,
drag, tend to the POOP area
Make it narrow in some areas, it increases movement... kind of pushes
them through...
I and my horses love our track system!!!
http://picasaweb.google.com/dakota.charm/TrackSystem
The Soul of a Horse ~ has touched my soul, may it touch yours too!
~ thesoulofahorse.com/Pre-Order-Reviews.htm ~
> I think that the Track system helps with keeping horses in shape...
I am hoping that's the case here. I am researching options at the moment
for my "inside" fencing. We have 4-strand, electrified, hi-tensile
perimeter fence, so I've got to have something VERY horse friendly if I'm
going to
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