Painters tape?
Marilyn
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From: wapirose <riatafaline@cowboyway.com>
To: haflingerfriends@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sat, January 16, 2010 9:08:53 AM
Subject: [haflingerfriends] Re: Need Advice, Quick!
hmmm....how will the vet wrap work? the horse can still get its head through the bars and will rub off the vet wrap, and you are going to spend a butt load of money on vet wrap, which isn't cheap anymore. Seems like a temp. solution when you need a permanent one....putting mess wire on the outside of the corral would probably be your best best and cheapest in the long run. JMO
Jennifer in cali
--- In haflingerfriends@ yahoogroups. com, Marilyn Mitchell <marilynmitchell61@ ...> wrote:
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> Kiola,
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> Thank you soooo much! I hadn't thought of covering the bars. I'm going with the vet wraps first and will try other methods if needed. Again, thank you, thank you, thank you!
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> Marilyn
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> From: kiolak <kiolak@...>
> To: haflingerfriends@ yahoogroups. com
> Sent: Fri, January 15, 2010 8:36:35 PM
> Subject: [haflingerfriends] Re: Need Advice, Quick!
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> Hi Marilyn,
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> How about attaching some netting to the outside of the panels (very securely with cable ties) I was thinking about this type of stuff:
> http://www.usnettin g.com/HTML/ fenceSAFETY. html
> Now, there is a pretty good chance he is not going to be happy about it, so he may try pulling it off. That's why I think it needs to be pretty well secured. Check daily!
> Another thought is to attach wooden lattice panels to the outside of the metal panels.
> How about getting some smaller diameter PVC pipes and putting a slit down them lengthwise so that you can slip it over the top of the aluminum pipes.
> How about wrapping the pipes with vet wrap? Don't use a color though, or he will have a mane of that color.
> I have a friend who had a similar problem with the dividers in her horse trailer. The horses would end up with big grey rubs on their beautiful golden bodies whenever she had to haul. She made fabric covers for her dividers, and that worked really well. It also looked "designer".
> You could always make him wear a mane cover/hood. Not a great idea out in the pasture, but in a pen or stall, it works.
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> Your Haffiefriend,
> ~Kiola~
> Brier, WA.
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> --- In haflingerfriends@ yahoogroups. com, Marilyn Mitchell <marilynmitchell61@ ...> wrote:
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> > Toby is sticking his head through the top holes of the new stock panels I had delivered this week and is ruining his mane! It's already gray from the metal and breaking off where he makes contact. What should I put in the top two spaces of each panel to keep his hungry little head inside where it belongs?
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> > Marilyn in Sac
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