RRH Boarders

Hello, here are a few horse care updates and notices related to my absences. -I will be gone Nov. 10th through Dec. 21st, 2017 -Please read over the horse care report posted on this blog -Please read over the contact numbers below and correct if needed. -For herd horses we plan to provide round bales with hay nets over them which means: -NO SHOES on horses while we feed round bales because of the hay nets and the risk of getting their feet caught in it. -Herd horses will not be grained while I am gone -Willie will have his collar on 24/7, the rest is the same as before except for round bales with others -NO RIDING ON THE PUBLIC ROADS OR TRAILS DURING DEER GUN SEASON! Nov. 17th (day before season because of crazy people) to Nov. 26th, 2017.  Just don't do it.  It is not worth it. -Board paid while I am gone will be deposited and given a receipt after I return. Plan accordingly. EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBERS: -Myra Grapa-------------------------------------------------...

Hello, RRH Boarders!  Here is a update on horse care along with some care notes.  Please read/look over and comment: "Read it! -(your name)" in the comment section so that I know you saw it.  Thanks! (This is a report of the care received by board horses and is not a contact.) Currently: Herd horses: Rhyan, Tequila, Klu, Casey, Jackson and Jacques Barn horses: Willie Herd horses are feed 2 1/4 bales* of hay AM and PM divided into 8 or more piles.  Access to fresh, free choice water, trace mineral block and shelter. In AM, feed grain to all horses except Tequila, Jackson, and Willie. Grain is feed at the rate of 10 lbs, put in 4-5 feed bins, per day.  Grain is a mix of senior feed and a maintenance or all stock feed (about 50/50). [While I am gone to Uganda, herd will not be feed grain and they will be getting round bales for hay] Barn horse (Willie) is out with the herd during the day.  He gets 1/2 bale of hay in PM in stall with race mineral b...