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 The One
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Location: South Georgia | I know this sounds really stupid but what is the difference between the wet and dry mare care? |
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Location: USA | I want to know too |
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 If you knew me you would want to be me
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Location: Utah | with colt wet, without colt dry |
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Location: Oklahoma | Well, not being in the breeding business myself, I'm going to guess that it's a mare nursing a foal (wet) versus a mare without a foal (dry). What do I win if I'm right? |
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Location: South Georgia | that makes so much sense. i could never figure that out. i was thinking of wet being turnout and dry being stalled but then the pricing seemed off. thanks guys. now i feel so stupid. |
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  You just got to get mean and mean it.
Location: Arkansas | Originally written by shaunar on 2004-03-30 11:40 AM Well, not being in the breeding business myself, I'm going to guess that it's a mare nursing a foal (wet) versus a mare without a foal (dry). What do I win if I'm right? The Bill!!!! |
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Location: Washington State | I feel stupid too. I thought is was wet if they were in an active heat, and dry if they were'nt. |
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Location: I'm lost - please tell me, I'm not on BHW again!!! | Don't worry, there has been worse breeding questions asked. I had a new stallion owner ask me one time, "Sure I'll ship seamon on my stud, but how do you get it out of the mare to ship it?"  So you could say that Wet - you want them bathed everyday, dry - being dirty is fine. |
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You just got to get mean and mean it.
Location: Arkansas | WAI......that is just too funny!!! How did you keep a straight face??? |
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