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That’s awesome!!Mustangs are definitely a personality different than most horses. Had a few in my life.
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That’s awesome!!Mustangs are definitely a personality different than most horses. Had a few in my life.
Cool!!first trail ride with my new QH mare Gracie. riding in a rope halter, no hackamore, no bit, just a plain ol halter
Just out of curiosity I was looking at the adoptable page on the mustang website and it’s so sad the vast majority of them don’t have any bids also most have been there basically their whole lives like captured fall 2020 for one and he was only 2-3 so his whole life. Some were 4 but yeah. So sad and I want to adopt them all
Yeah, that makes sense. And wow that’s awesome!It's not so easy to adopt, you have to have right set up, time and lot's of patience ti handle them. It is sad. I spent most of the majority of my adult life rescuing, and taming/training wild and abused horses.
That’s understandable. Chickens are cool too!Horses are my passion, but now down to 3 acres, in cattle country, hay is extremely expensive, can't afford to have 2 at the moment, being retired. Hoping to but...so chickens became my new goal lol.
Y'know, Dawg ol' buddy ... if you ever find yourself in Maryland or thereabouts, I'm pretty sure DD can arrange a farm visit. If I had to pick a "best time, I'd have to say late Spring ... cuz, YOU know ... babeez!That’s cool!! And I haven’t looked into it yet but I should’ve
You can still have a "wild" mustang. All you have to do is join the rescue chain. Contact a rescue that takes in the wildies and gentles them for adoption. It's still a rescue for you, because taking a gentled horse home frees up space for the rescue to start another one.Just out of curiosity I was looking at the adoptable page on the mustang website and it’s so sad the vast majority of them don’t have any bids also most have been there basically their whole lives like captured fall 2020 for one and he was only 2-3 so his whole life. Some were 4 but yeah. So sad and I want to adopt them all
That would be awesome!!! Thanks!!Y'know, Dawg ol' buddy ... if you ever find yourself in Maryland or thereabouts, I'm pretty sure DD can arrange a farm visit. If I had to pick a "best time, I'd have to say late Spring ... cuz, YOU know ... babeez!
Excellent idea!! Thanks!!You can still have a "wild" mustang. All you have to do is join the rescue chain. Contact a rescue that takes in the wildies and gentles them for adoption. It's still a rescue for you, because taking a gentled horse home frees up space for the rescue to start another one.