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101 Uses for Baling Twine (Almost)

[/caption] Sometimes it seems that the barn is being over-run with baling twine. Every time you open another bale of hay, two more lengths of twine end up on the floor!...

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Hand-Knot a Hay Net for Your Horse

Step 4. To start the first row of knots, pick up one twine pair, and measure 4 inches down from the bottom knot. (Remember, you're now working on an upside-down...

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Cinch Knife

Has his old knife gotten dull from sawing baling twine or the ends of heel ropes? Wrap up a new knife from Boker with a genuine...

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Horse Hay Facts

Horses are natural grazers. Their stomachs are designed to process small amounts of forage constantly throughout the day. However, in these days of urbanization and loss of pasture land, most...

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Classic Ropes Rope Organizers

The perfect gift for dads who need a little help getting it together, this hanging rope organizer untangles and keeps clean up to 18 "twines"...

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Married with Horses: Hello, Mr. Chips

There can be something peaceful about early morning snowfall. This snow began well before daybreak. (We know because we were up several times to let out Kit, our 16-year-old dog.)...

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Feed-Room Conveniences

Is the place where you store and dole out your horses’ feed set up for maximum convenience and efficiency? Here are some simple feed-room strategies gleaned from real-world horse owners: Store...

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Make Sure Your Horse's Bit Fits

[/caption] You know it’s important for your horse’s saddle and bridle to fit correctly. But don’t forget to make sure his bit fits, too. A bit that’s too small can pinch...

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Hold Your Temper With Neglectful Horse Owners

[/caption] When you're staring at a horse in very poor condition, it's only natural to become angry at the person responsible. Take a deep breath and resist that urge. Getting emotional...

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Floor-Level Feeding

You can reduce your horse's risk of choke, colic and respiratory disorders and increase the amount of nutrients he gets from his ration by doing nothing more than eliminating chest-...

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