How do you take care of horses without knowing anything about it, but you have the money for it, so where do you start!? Thx. This is my plan for like 10 years from now with my brothers who want to move out of state one day, but we all want this and that!? So thx!! hoping for it!!
Elizabeth Jewell - Yikes! Those temperatures remind me of when I used to live in Maine! And yes, the “winters” in North Carolina are very mild. Summers are torturous here though. 🔥☀️🔥
It is winter in Australia right now but unfortunately due to the ongoing extreme drought we have we have very low hay supply in the country so it's really hard to source hay. If there is hay available it costs an insane amount and it simply isn't possible to feed lots of hay. We are all really struggling to keep our horses having a high enough amount of fibre.
Usually he gets two thick biscuits of hay and no hard feed but right now he gets less than half a biscuit with two scoops of pellets and then a scoop of Lucern chaff. Bloody difficult times right now!
I love Australia so much. I wen there for my honeymoon! I believe it when you talk about the struggle in certain areas to get hay at a reasonable cost because of your unique country. 😩
@@sussybaka6560 waterproof blankets only hold up so long I don’t trust them it’s better to have shelter and lots of hay for them bc the hay in the gut keeps them warm
@@sussybaka6560 yea and actually horses have a water resistance in their coat the under part of their coat stays dry while the top remains wet but they do stay dry under and on their skin best thing to do is give hay and shelter to get out of it for a dry place to sleep
@@DeannaThompsonCorby thx although it's hard to keep horses here😢here because we have to defrost there eyelashes sometimes but other than that the horses love it in the snow
Toni Sturgeon yes, I can’t imagine it would be very difficult! The watering systems and buckets, the frozen ground, ugh! I don’t miss that part about living in Maine.
Great cold-weather tips for caring for the horses!
How do you take care of horses without knowing anything about it, but you have the money for it, so where do you start!? Thx. This is my plan for like 10 years from now with my brothers who want to move out of state one day, but we all want this and that!? So thx!! hoping for it!!
You're lucky for the last 3 weeks its been -12 degrees and warming up to a high of 5-8 degrees so everyone is blanketed but still out all day
Elizabeth Jewell - Yikes! Those temperatures remind me of when I used to live in Maine! And yes, the “winters” in North Carolina are very mild. Summers are torturous here though. 🔥☀️🔥
Wow! I’m from NC too!!!!!!!!! What part of NC are you in? I am about a hour away from Charlotte
I live in Charlotte and my farm is in Waxhaw! Small world!! 😆
Deanna Corby ikr! What kind of horse breeds do you own? I own 2 Tennessee Walking Horses. One of them is my profile pic lol!
I own and Lipizzan and a Hanoverian. I use them frequently in my videos. I love TWH! Such a wonderful breed. ❤️
It is winter in Australia right now but unfortunately due to the ongoing extreme drought we have we have very low hay supply in the country so it's really hard to source hay.
If there is hay available it costs an insane amount and it simply isn't possible to feed lots of hay. We are all really struggling to keep our horses having a high enough amount of fibre.
Usually he gets two thick biscuits of hay and no hard feed but right now he gets less than half a biscuit with two scoops of pellets and then a scoop of Lucern chaff. Bloody difficult times right now!
I love Australia so much. I wen there for my honeymoon! I believe it when you talk about the struggle in certain areas to get hay at a reasonable cost because of your unique country. 😩
my horses can’t be blanketed now it’s always raining and freezing but now they have shelter
Why can’t they be blanketed
@@sussybaka6560 bc rain makes blankets wet and then they freeze and shiver makes your horse miserable and sick
@@sussybaka6560 waterproof blankets only hold up so long I don’t trust them it’s better to have shelter and lots of hay for them bc the hay in the gut keeps them warm
@@Savvy_equine11 I never knew that! Thanks for telling me.
@@sussybaka6560 yea and actually horses have a water resistance in their coat the under part of their coat stays dry while the top remains wet but they do stay dry under and on their skin best thing to do is give hay and shelter to get out of it for a dry place to sleep
-32degrees
Wow!!! Where do you live?!
@@DeannaThompsonCorby Alaska
Toni Sturgeon I LOVE Alaska. I’ve only been twice but I’d love to visit more often! What a beautiful state with very special people! ☺️
@@DeannaThompsonCorby thx although it's hard to keep horses here😢here because we have to defrost there eyelashes sometimes but other than that the horses love it in the snow
Toni Sturgeon yes, I can’t imagine it would be very difficult! The watering systems and buckets, the frozen ground, ugh! I don’t miss that part about living in Maine.