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Reg. Oct 2013
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2017-03-28 4:54 PM
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RE: Routines for tying out young colts?
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Southtxponygirl - 2017-03-28 3:18 PM
I have known Donkeys that help with show calfs and a few colts, but I would rather work with my colts hands onΒ
Us, too. We used a donk for the show calves, but we decided we like our method of breaking better. It was definitely a more hands on method.
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RE: Routines for tying out young colts?
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LOL, for your guy obviously he doesn't need what I have talked about but like I told mom, it probably scared him more than anything and you need to put him back in that situation again or he will learn that if he through a fit he can get out of those situations and not have to do it again if he doesn't want to! I think I am going to invest in one of these for my babies!
http://www.crankyhorse.com/
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vjls
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if we foaled them we used mom
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vjls
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ropinbuzz - 2017-03-28 2:37 PM We always use the donkey method for our weanlings! Works AMAZING! We usually have about 10 babies a year and we have two donkeys we use! Edited to say we have done this for almost 8 years now and have never had a foal or donkey get hurt! LOL
i am in love with that colts face
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BarrelRacing4Christ
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I'm very hands on with my foals from day one. They all have a proper foundation of giving to pressure before I even think about tying. When they are to the point that they're ready to be tied, I tie them out to a tree close to one of my other horses. A lot of times youngins learn from example set by a herd member.
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Whiteboy
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ropinbuzz - 2017-03-29 10:01 AM LOL, for your guy obviously he doesn't need what I have talked about but like I told mom, it probably scared him more than anything and you need to put him back in that situation again or he will learn that if he through a fit he can get out of those situations and not have to do it again if he doesn't want to! I think I am going to invest in one of these for my babies!
http://www.crankyhorse.com/
I've made a few patience poles with these. They work great. I weld them to a 4x4 steel tube burried 3 feet in the ground. Never had a horse pull back from them at all.
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