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oh dear, that’s the kind i have in my front yard around the sheds, where my birds don’t go. it has all those sharp edges and points, i wouldn’t want them walking in it. i use pea gravel, they are smaller, rounded pieces. if you use the gravel that you have and cover it with the horse stall mats...

what kind of gravel do you have ?

do not use play sand its too fine, use all all purpose sand / construction sand

Or maybe first put down the gravel, then the horse stall pads, and then you can put pine shavings, wood shavings or straw whatever you want. I guess the horse stall pads should be the kind with holes in them so the water drains through down to the rocks?

exactly. don’t put shavings on top of gravel. I use gravel, mixed with sand in many areas . I use the Eco rugs in other areas. I think casportpony uses a solid base of rock - like paver stones first then the horse stall pad, then the bedding on top of that.

Oh by the way the gravel is fine they do sometimes try to eat bigger bits but in 8 years nobody has ever had a problem from it. and I have had zero bumblefoot Thanks God

I actually use ALL of those things. Pavers in some areas and to make pathways. Gravel & sand anywhere it gets too muddy/puddles. And pine shavings, plus straw also, inside their house, which has a wood floor thats been painted with extreme weather beater exterior paint. (I alternate daily which...