Okay, I tried reading back but we're too active here so I couldn't find where this was first mentioned. Um, I don't get it?I let the favored Delaware hen out of her little blue jean apron today. It's a big moment ... for her.![]()
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Okay, I tried reading back but we're too active here so I couldn't find where this was first mentioned. Um, I don't get it?I let the favored Delaware hen out of her little blue jean apron today. It's a big moment ... for her.![]()
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Glad to help.... Some of those WP horses are spur trained... meaning you have to be spur trained as well. For those who are unfamiliar Spurs are used gently with very little movement and as an extension of your leg for communication. this is the proper way to use spurs. same goes for Whips... an extension of your commnuncation signals.
When I rode dressage I rode with two whips occasionally. Till I got good at swapping hands without messin up my reins.
deb
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Aprons are used on hens to protect their backs from an over zealous Roo.
OMG this website is hilarious
http://www.hensaver.com/index.html
But they do have chicken Boots for Chickens that have bumble foot.
Sigh... I have my puter back....
deb
Thanks...I was afraid I was really losing it here....I try to keep up, but we know how that goes!Aprons are used on hens to protect their backs from an over zealous Roo.
OMG this website is hilarious
http://www.hensaver.com/index.html
But they do have chicken Boots for Chickens that have bumble foot.
Sigh... I have my puter back....
deb
It does indeed. Can't see where many of them would even be useful, well, except for the saddles (I can see where hens would appreciate a little protection from those spurs and nails) and the crop bras....seems some people really think they help with pendulous crops. If it was me and I had a chicken who suffered recurring bouts of that, I think I'd just cull her. Doesn't seem to me that a few eggs a week are worth the additional hassle, worry and expense. But then I'm a cold hearted little booger, as we all know.Blooie, they have a whole clothing line for shickens....bras for saggy crops, diapers, aprons, legwarmers and even bonnets for cold weather wear. And these sites are making some serious dough, so there must be plenty of folks out there with nothing better to spend their money on. It boggles the mind.
Okay, I tried reading back but we're too active here so I couldn't find where this was first mentioned. Um, I don't get it?
Well, I guess it's one of those things where I haven't been faced with any of the problems those things are designed to adress, so maybe I shouldn't have said anything until I get a lot more experience under my belt.....um, not that there's much room for anything else under my belt. < sigh>