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Here we go again. Are we as a breed going to accept white marks on our
fjords? I was going to buy a red mare that had a small star you could hardly
see
but, I didn't because of it. Everything else was good. I think if we are not
going to accept it
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This message is from: Steve McIlree [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Several years ago the folks with whom we boarded our horses went on
vacation, leaving their pets in the care of a neighbor. After they
had been gone for several days, we got a call from the neighbor in a
panic because the koi in the
This message is from: Tamarack Lamb Wool [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The white footed mouse and deer are hosts to the deer tick around here, and
habitat that supports these two animals will be infected with ticks. For
the deer it is places that are brushy, and for the mouse it is dead brown
grass. I
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Janet, I have wondered the same re pour-on tick products for horses. I
would think if we requested it would be there:)
When my 5 horses had a HORRIBLE tick infestation of their tales when living
in western MN just east of the ND border
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ah that is a great story Laurie I am glad you are doing so well with
him!!!
Reena
AZ
laurie, who is feeling pretty darn good about her boy
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Jean, I hope the vet can find the cause of Gunnar's problem. The
suggestions about checking his teeth are excellent and certainly worth
investigating. Melinda, in the old days when my maternal grandparents
came from Norway (in 1890), they
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Fleece is nice and is
warm, but isn't nearly as pretty or long-lasting as real wool. Linda in
Alanya, Turkey until the end of May
My favorite ski headband is made out of wool and sled dog yarn...from
Alaska. The sled dog fur is incredibly
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Yes, they make nice things from sled dog fur; only problem is when
it gets wet, it smells like wet dog!
I have collected some incredibly soft Fjord fur when old Bjarne sheds
his belly fur, but haven't found anyone wanting to try spinning
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If you want nice soft Fjord fur, go for the stuff on the forehead under the
forelock. One of my big spring pleasures is pulling it off. It starts
shedding a bit later than the body. If I were a two year old, I would stuff
it up my nose, hold
This message is from: Jon Ofjord [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We have noticed something interesting about the ticks found on horses
at our farm.
Several years ago we had a Quarter horse boarded here that came in
with tiny ticks on him in the winter - these were mostly the small
deer ricks or moose
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Pamela, Thanks for the concern re Gunnar. It could be his teeth and also
the hay has been poor this last year. Altho I fed him three times a day it
may have not been enough. He also has rice grains and low cal grain. Vet
will be here Mon so
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Have any of you tick people ever feed your horses garlic or garlic products.
Was wondering if that would help. Never had any ticks here in western
Washington, just moss and mold:0)
Bonnie
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Why is this? That the fish will live in a water trough and not a man made
pond?
Lori
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I tried the garlic one season and was no impressed with the results.
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Have any of you tick people ever feed your horses garlic or garlic products.
Was wondering if that
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I'm in Central Maine and haven't received my Fjord Herald yet.Wondering
if any other Mainer's have gotten their's yet.
I have a friend 20 min. away who got her's a week ago. I'm still
waiting.
Aimee Day
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Why is this? That the fish will live in a water trough and not a man made
pond?
Lori GOOD QUESTION!
I would say it works like your septic tank system. If you did nothing to
your stock tank but add water once in
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I think the man made pond was an Indoor pond (in the house?) and maybe
The stock tank is bigger? and gets the water replaced as the horses
drink it down, while the indoor Koi pond had a filter system that was
supposed to keep it clean, but
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jerrell friz wrote:
The fish are really a good indicator of the health of your tank. Dead
fish, bad water. Pretty soon,,, dead horses.
This is a gross overstatement. Many things that aren't even a slight
health concern for a horse, such as poorly
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Hi List,
Just wanted to say a big huge public THANK YOU to Patti Jo for handling the
sale of Sebastian for me. She has filled a number of roles in this
transaction, including (but not limited to) Coach, Mentor, Cheerleader,
Coordinator,
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someone asked:
Perhaps the pheromones
given off by certain horses attract the ticks to certain horses and
not to others?
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You are probably on the right track. I once sat through a very long (3
day ) forage and grasslands
This message is from: Lori Garone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
so the fish are the septic system and then adding water even chlorinated
water as the horses drink the water keeps the water being replenished so no
ammonia build up and the fish eat the bacteria to keep the tank clean and
everyone is living
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Now here is my question. Has anyone ever heard of worming for 5
consecutive
days with a double dose of Fendobenzadole to eradicate the encysted
stronglye? I have come across some articles on the net, and am
wondering if
anyone has done
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I never noticed a single tick on Joe last year (and since I had him clipped
down to the skin, I think I would have. This is very good news - I have no
objections to spiders and snakes, but ticks absolutely make my skin crawl. I
am going to be
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Now here is my question. Has anyone ever heard of worming for 5
consecutive days with a double dose of Fendobenzadole to eradicate the
encysted stronglye? I have come across some articles on the net, and am
wondering if
anyone has done
This message is from: Jon Ofjord [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have not heard about using the course of Fenbendazadole to which
you are referring, but what about the Moxidectin based products, such
as in Quest? That dewormer targets encysted cyathostomes, etc. or
the Panacur PowerPac product, or Combo
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Has anyone ever heard of worming for 5 consecutive
days
Yes, many times - and have had good results.
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Hi Rose,
We have used that regimen a couple of times and it worked well.
Good luck,
Peg Knutsen
www.horsehumor.net
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This message is from: jerrell friz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ponds are VERY common here, all over Ca. They are all outside. People have
Koi fish in them .Koi fish are somewhat expensive. It's a very prestigious
thing here. You are considered in the upper class by having a Koi pond, near
your front
This message is from: Melinda Schumacher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have found boiled wool to be very warm, and more dressy than fleece. I do
like the easy washability and quick drying of polar fleeceand it's less
itchy. I know, I know, at least one of you out there has incredibly soft
washable
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Janet,
I'm curious about your guard dogs. What sort of breeds make such good guard
dogs? How are they with people or other animals that belong on the
property? Do they react to strange people the same way as deer?
Melinda
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