Posted by Chris in SK on October 03, 2011 at 20:09:09 from (142.165.222.174):
In Reply to: Chris in SK? posted by dave2 on October 03, 2011 at 00:43:02:
Hey Dave, thanks for the advise. I know very little about horses. Wife knows a little bit, and is looking for something she can ride, and will be ok for the kids, so nothing to flighty or crazy. I'll probably put a tape or rope wire around just to make the HT fence easier to see. HT can be hard to see, as a snowmobiler found out last year with one of my neightbours 2 x strand HT fences. Lots of plastic sled parts scattered around, but luckily no body parts lol. Chris
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