Recent content by minimayhem

Marty, I haven't been on in months, but my daughter reads the forum regularly and when she told me the devastating news, I had to also send my deepest condolences and prayers to you and your family. You and your family have given me strength, laughter, and showing me how a family really can be...

Was just wondering if a stallion can live a happy life with a gelding when there are NO mares around??? If you ask why don't I just geld him, because I just don't have the funds at this time. Thanks.

Thanks for the photos everyone. All of the minis are really cute.

What a cutie!!

I'll be sending positive thoughts your way. Hoping to hear positive news soon.

I feed a good grass hay, a sweet feed with no corn. Occasionally I feed a cup of soaked alfafa cubes usually during harsh winters. They have free choice trace minerals avaliable 24/7

Thanks for your responses. I usually have to feed hay 8 or 9 months out of the year, during the summer it just depends on how well the pastures are growing. I'll go with 3 or 4 per week to be safe, incase winter is a bad one.

Can i see some photos of your pinto minis? I really like the pinto color. Thanks

Deb thats a great photo and the mini is really cute. Oh and i like that new halter.

I know this may sound like a question I should already know the answer too, but when we had more horses, rounds worked best for our situation. Now that I may be keeping the last two...how many square bales of hay do I need to get me every month?? One's a gelding, one's a stallion, both a bit...

I realize many people are searching for that perfect stallion. I hope everyone finds what they are searching for. I haven't shown my stallion, but he does have a decent lineage. He's produced beautiful babies...and since I must get rid of all my horses the price is next to free and yet NOBODY...

I could get a buyer quick on a mare or gelding. Why do stallions seem so much harder?? I personally think stallions get a bad wrap in some peoples eyes. Does anyone else have this dilemma??

Well unfortunately I'm passed her being only a couple of weeks old, are you saying it's only going to be harder????

Our filly is 2 1/2 months old. She is quite friendly & lets me scritch her all over which is good, but when it comes to putting a lead rope on she pulls back something fierce. Can you please give me some tips or tricks you found that make teaching them to lead without fear?? Thanks

Sounds like a perfect facility for the mare & filly, but I live in Mid Michigan.