1) Boarding stables ($110/month) which has a large pasture and is a 5 minute walk from my house with 5 different trails and a large horse park nearby.
2) property that we own and rent out. Has a barn that is big enough for a horse but I would need to rent a pasture. There is only enough room for one horse so I’m a bit skeptical about that, but I may be able to find a pasture with other horses. This is located near a great forest for riding and is a 15 minute drive from my home.
Which one do you think would be a better option for me?
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Anyway, I was taking a walk to get some exercise, and I decided to walk through said ravine—- I hadn’t walked through it in quite a long while(like 2 months) and I find my neighbor’s old horse tied (by a very long rope) to a tree. He has a makeshift shelter that is just like a shade made out of wood, and also a big bucket of water that is full.i looked under a tarp that was there and i found a saddle and bridle, and extra buckets of water a hoof pic and a curry comb(no other grooming materials). I don’t see any hay around, but the grass(very plentiful) is cropped short in some places and the horse is grazing as i see him. He doesn’t have shoes, but this is normal for him because he has always gone barefoot. THere’s also one of those fly catchers attached to the tree. His mane and tail are long, as is his coat, but that’s just because of winter—-other than that, he is actually in very good condition, fine weight and no injuries. He’s just attached to this tree by a long rope halter, and can travel in like a 100 foot radius.
Thing is, I’ve no idea who my neighbor gave the horse to, and i havnet seen him being ridden(but the ravine itself is flat on the bottom, and in places where there is no grass is hard packed flat dirt, like an arena so i think he’s just being ridden there)
Thing is, although the horse seems to be faring well, I want to know is this actually safe for a horse to be living like this? Nobody owns the ravine, so it’s free use I guess, but not many people go down there. The previous owner(my neighbor) said he gave the horse to “some kid, seemed nice” but idk why someone nice would keep a horse away form their property(or at least a proper barn)
Should i be concerned and contact authorities, or let it be because the horse is healthy??? ive been giving the horse apples every day, because i know him well and used to ride him for my neighbor—love him dearl and dont want any harm to come of him
im REALLYYY sorry this is so darn long, i couldnt get al the info in there otherwise
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What are the pros, and cons of this property? what should be done, and what does not need work?
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but.. he gets loose manure every now and then..it was terible for a few weeks during the summer, like liquid and my vet had me put him on a 30 day probiotic. the last 2 weeks ive noticed one out of every 3-4 piles are loose. i dont know if my worming program is not working properly, its the change in weather…or he just has a sensitive system
any ideas?
yes the probiotics worked
i have him on a skin/coat supplement now that also contains probiotic cultures in it
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Should I not let the lessee use my more expensive bridle? (they would be using my tack, but my saddle needs replacing anyway, but my bridle is new and expensive) Should I restrict them to using the crappy bridle?
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I am looking for a house to rent myself or room mate situation fo 3-4 months with my dogs and horses till my husband comes home from Iraq and we purchase our own home. Where can I find listings like this? Thanks for your help… I’d like to move ASAP!
RODNEY
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http://www.horseproperties.net/index.php?option=com_hotproperty&task=view&id=1320&Itemid=27
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http://www.horseproperties.net/index.php?option=com_hotproperty&task=view&id=1343&Itemid=27
Those three properties are in our price range, and would have a wide margin for renovations, as well as vet care cost.
We have a budget of $300,00, maybe a bit more, we are not quite sure yet. Anyways, we love the above three properties, but which area, and property would be most suitable for horses, and possibly agriculture?
I have two horses, and my friend has one, and we also board 1, or 2 horses at a time (not currently, of course)
I have to say, a ‘double trailer’ does not sound good. As nice as the land is, the house has to be somewhat nice also. So, out of the first two, which do you think is most suitable? Plus, we’d also like to stay in Maine, which is why we both like the first two.
NATHANAEL