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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2076.1 | HORSE HOTEL-ANY?? | NNTPD::"[email protected]" | MARY ANN MUCKA | Mon Apr 21 1997 17:24 | 12 |
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We're planning a trip in September from Pennsylvania to Colorado and back
with our 2 horses. Am interested in finding safe places to unload, provide
grazing-exercise (have solar/electric fense) stalls for the night and parking
for a pickup and 4 horse trailer along the route.
Also looking for like-new horse packing
equipment (pack-saddles, breeching/panniers type-stuff). Will be camping in
a wilderness area (this time with the horses). If you've been there/done
that,
what worked and what would you never-ever do again?
[Posted by WWW Notes gateway]
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| 2076.2 | HORSE HOTEL-ANY?? | NNTPD::"[email protected]" | MARY ANN MUCKA | Mon Apr 21 1997 17:38 | 15 |
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We're planning a trip in September from Pennsylvania to Colorado and back
with our 2 horses. Am interested in finding safe places to unload, provide
grazing-exercise (have solar/electric fense) stalls for the night and parking
for a pickup and 4 horse trailer along the route(will use either Route 70 or
80 W/E). Available publications are mostly outdated, looking for some
quality
references.
Also looking for like-new horse packing
equipment (pack-saddles, breeching/panniers type-stuff). Will be camping in
a wilderness area (this time with the horses). If you've been there/done
that,
what worked and what would you never-ever do again?
[Posted by WWW Notes gateway]
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| 2076.3 | | CSC32::HOEPNER | A closed mouth gathers no feet | Mon Apr 21 1997 19:29 | 15 |
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My only concern with bringing horses from Pennsylvania to Colorado
wilderness areas is the problem with people and horses both
acclimating to the elevation (read: possible altitude sickness
for you or your animals).
When I moved from Iowa to Colorado (with fit horses) it took 2 weeks
or so for them to have enough 'wind' to exercise their muscles
sufficiently.
If you are looking to go packing in the wilderness, there are a bunch
of outfitters out here that already have the horses and equipment
ready to go.
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| 2076.4 | Hawkin's Guide | MTCLAY::COBURN | Plan B Farm | Tue Apr 22 1997 08:48 | 7 |
| Ask at your local tack shop for the latest "Hawkin's Guide to Horse
Trailering On the Road". It's a guide to legal and safe trailering
listed by state, and includes towing/repair services, vets, and barns
that are willing to acommodate overnite guests, etc. The legal
requirements vary pretty widely from state to state, so it's something
you want to be sure you've got covered throughout your entire trip.
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