I used a little time after a couple days of heavy rain to work in my horse barn. I have more planned when I can work it in.
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Tom in TN
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I wish that my house were as neat as your barn! Thanks for the video.
Tom in TN
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I watched the very beginning but didn't listen, will do that tonight. Only glaring thing I saw was, you hang your collars wrong. I was taught that a collar hangs upside down so the cap of the collar only takes on the shape of the horse's neck. Less sore necks from a collar hung upside down. Otherwise the collar takes the shape of what it is hanging from and it becomes that shape, then it is like us wearing someone else's shoes.
I do like the neatness in your barn! I had that skill as a young man, right now I am guilty of my calf barn not being as clean as I prefer but have fall break in a couple of weeks and plan on rectifying that. I have a team of paint Shetland ponies and a team of Norwegian Fjords. Have a mule for single work as well as an old shetland gelding for the kids to drive single. I am hoping your ponies appear on the video.
Thanks for the compliment! 
^D I wish my house was as neat as the barn is now. I wish my back yard was half way that neat. I am going to (try) to keep this part of the barn for horses rather than storage. I need to get that saw back to the factory and hang the shovels forks rakes and brooms on the wall.
^D I wish my house was as neat as the barn is now. I wish my back yard was half way that neat. I am going to (try) to keep this part of the barn for horses rather than storage. I need to get that saw back to the factory and hang the shovels forks rakes and brooms on the wall.I know what your saying about the collars. These are one piece nonadjustable cheep light weight collars that hanging them on a nail would not change the top. One seller
had them on ebay for a short time. I think they were from India. I am trying to get set up where i can harness the horses from my wheelchair in the barn. I can not stand
to do anything without holding on with one hand or lean on something that can not move. I have no one here to help. My wife can not cook or any chores without sitting. I
work the horses from the wheelchair using all the commands which keeps them. Example, Last evening I was dumping a loader bucket of chopped hay over the fence. Prancer
wanted to be under the bucket and keep the other two back. Before I dumped the bucket I said, Prancer, back back up. He backed up so i could dump. A few days before I was
dumping chopped hay for the thre mares I had in an earlier video. Misty was standing where I would dump on her back. I said Misty, step up. She stepped up out of the way
for me to dump. I wish I was able to video these actions that give me the proof of how smart these little horses are.
had them on ebay for a short time. I think they were from India. I am trying to get set up where i can harness the horses from my wheelchair in the barn. I can not stand
to do anything without holding on with one hand or lean on something that can not move. I have no one here to help. My wife can not cook or any chores without sitting. I
work the horses from the wheelchair using all the commands which keeps them. Example, Last evening I was dumping a loader bucket of chopped hay over the fence. Prancer
wanted to be under the bucket and keep the other two back. Before I dumped the bucket I said, Prancer, back back up. He backed up so i could dump. A few days before I was
dumping chopped hay for the thre mares I had in an earlier video. Misty was standing where I would dump on her back. I said Misty, step up. She stepped up out of the way
for me to dump. I wish I was able to video these actions that give me the proof of how smart these little horses are.
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