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This time of year Archived Message Posted by Gail Ivey on 3/5/2007, 6:51 pm, in reply to "For those who board at Pagemill Pastures...." 4.246.18.25 Going from a non-grass to a very grassy environment could be life threatening. If you want to move him to pasture in the spring, consider a dirt lot pasture. Message Thread: For those who board at Pagemill Pastures.... - smokey77 3/5/2007, 1:17 pm depends on the horse. - tsp 3/5/2007, 1:26 pm Our guys were.... - Copper n Zara 3/5/2007, 2:28 pm Why? - equestqh 3/5/2007, 3:16 pm Off subject... - funseeker 3/5/2007, 3:49 pm So johnny can socialize, have the space to run and be a horse when not being worked. - smokey77 3/5/2007, 4:24 pm young horses and pasture - MysteryTheMorab 3/5/2007, 6:21 pm she also recently posted - RebeccaR 3/5/2007, 4:50 pm So - i don't plan to move tomorrow...i do see things in the near future and before I decide - smokey77 3/6/2007, 12:24 pm Just pointing out some inconsistancies. n/m - RebeccaR 3/6/2007, 9:22 pm Re: Why? - eknodt 3/6/2007, 6:54 am yes - Tori 3/6/2007, 8:30 am Plan on walking - karla 3/5/2007, 6:43 pm Feed him...isn't that what the pasture is for ? - smokey77 3/6/2007, 12:25 pm He's a young horse ... - equestqh 3/6/2007, 1:02 pm NO - horses cannot survive on that pasture alone - karla 3/6/2007, 1:44 pm When i worked at a boarding facility they would throw out at least 6-8 flakes of hay - smokey77 3/6/2007, 3:48 pm This time of year - Gail Ivey 3/5/2007, 6:51 pm I board there.... - eqqusowner 3/6/2007, 8:01 am what bout evening times....like 5:45-6pm when its dark at that time - smokey77 3/6/2007, 12:26 pm Depends on time of year... - eqqusowner 3/6/2007, 12:43 pm This is where the "come when summoned" training is useful nm - datsundriver 3/6/2007, 7:47 pm Yeah, except when there is a lot of grass in the pasture... - eqqusowner 3/7/2007, 8:05 am I was in mare pasture for years - LOVED it! - elainejadrich 3/7/2007, 8:29 am   Searching

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