---- Mic Rushen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
 > I don't get why the horse would need to be tied.   . . . makes at least a 15
> x 15 pen which gives the horse room to roll, browse etc...
 
> Mic

Hi Mic,
People use portable paddock kits here too, (or have their own homemade 
versions), but the problem lies in the fact many places will not allow them.    
I don't know exactly why -- the reason(s) likely vary from place to place:   
They don't want horses grazing, they feel the horses aren't secure,  -- who 
knows.

One of my favorite places to camp (when I was horse camping)  is a beautiful 
recreational area about an hour away from me with designated horse trails and 
horseman's campground.   They have large high line poles set at each campsite 
and that's what you are to use.   No portable corrals are allowed, and from 
what I observed, the park ranger enforced this without exception.   

Also, on the Michigan Shore to Shore trail rides, no portable corrals are 
allowed -- horse's MUST be picketed (actually, high-lined).

-- Renee M. in Michigan
   

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