Richard Boatwright

Apr 11 at 05:19 AM

That's great!😀

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Apr 06 at 06:20 AM

That's a piece of 1/4" halter cord.  Works pretty good.

Hi Judith, if your colt is not showing aggression toward you or other people, I doubt you should worry about it.  Lots of colts are what we call "mouthy" or they are orally fixated.  It turns out that we will be uploading a new ES20 with a colt that has the same tendancies very soon.  Nothing to worry about and they will usually grow out of it.  Just make sure he doesn't try to take a bite out of you!😉. Keep us updated on your progress and let me know if I can help along the way!  Richard

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Apr 05 at 06:10 AM

Hi Leah, How're things going with your young horses?

Apr 03 at 06:18 AM

Hi Gina, Sorry for the late response!  I don't change anything except maybe put the filly on Regumate if her cycle is too bad.  They will usually work right through.  Richard

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Mar 31 at 08:33 PM

Uwe, you bet.  Call me anytime tomorrow.  404-403-8880

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Mar 29 at 07:03 PM

Hi Gerry, That rope ia a waxed cotton.  5/16' x 60'.  I like those and use them alot.  There are some polys I will use from time to time, but The cotton is my favorite.  I get all my ropes from 3:10 Ranch Life.  

Mar 26 at 03:27 PM

Hi Katie,  That weighted bit does a couple of things.  The weight of the rings puts a little more umph behind a pull.  When I pull with one rein, it bumps a little harder on the side of the horse's mouth getting their attention a little easier.  Also, the added weight makes the release faster when they find the right spot to put their head.  The straight mouthpeice offers a different feel that some horses respond to better.  I will say that I rarely use this bit more than a few times as they tend to become dull to it.  I like to use it and go back to something lighter ASAP.  That doesn't mean that a horse couldn't use it long term, just my experience.  Hope this helps!  Richard

Mar 26 at 01:08 PM

Awesome. Â