| The Old Gods |
| I've yet to find a fly spray that get rid of them and the only thing that seems to work is a hand. Unfortunately, it's a 50/50 chance that they'll explode :| |
Chilly and Clear with Dropping Temps| The Old Gods |
| I've yet to find a fly spray that get rid of them and the only thing that seems to work is a hand. Unfortunately, it's a 50/50 chance that they'll explode :| |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Haha Min 😂 it sounds like your have your ponies’ best considerations at heart, which is all that matters |
| Minerva |
| I'm much more into the idea of a fully hogged and clipped out cob than I used to be. I think that came with realising the difference between grooming them sometimes and having sole responsibility for their upkeep lol |
| BlackRose |
| They have a pretty painful bite. I’ve been bitten by one and had some swelling |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Personally find hogged manes look just…. bad, but that’s purely my personal aesthetic view! Completely agree with Min re. the heat blanket though. Thank god for plaits |
| Minerva |
| We definitely get horse flies unfortunately. A friend of mine blows up like a balloon when she gets bitten- evil little fuckers. |
| The Unknown |
| Hmm.. I'm not really sure how much of my old code's styles to transfer over to the changed layout |
| Zomb |
| I'm genuinely not a huge fan of the heavy hairy horses. But i do prefer to see them hogged |
| Minerva |
| They also create a huge blanket of trapped heat and itchiness for traditionals. Minnie still has her long mane purely for vanity reasons as her head and neck are a bit small for her body, but trying to keep her cool in the summer is a huge challenge |
| The Old Gods |
| manes help protect against flying insects since the bugs will typically get tangled in the mane |
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| The Old Gods |
| I've yet to find a fly spray that get rid of them and the only thing that seems to work is a hand. Unfortunately, it's a 50/50 chance that they'll explode :| |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Haha Min 😂 it sounds like your have your ponies’ best considerations at heart, which is all that matters |
| Minerva |
| I'm much more into the idea of a fully hogged and clipped out cob than I used to be. I think that came with realising the difference between grooming them sometimes and having sole responsibility for their upkeep lol |
| BlackRose |
| They have a pretty painful bite. I’ve been bitten by one and had some swelling |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Personally find hogged manes look just…. bad, but that’s purely my personal aesthetic view! Completely agree with Min re. the heat blanket though. Thank god for plaits |
| Minerva |
| We definitely get horse flies unfortunately. A friend of mine blows up like a balloon when she gets bitten- evil little fuckers. |
| The Unknown |
| Hmm.. I'm not really sure how much of my old code's styles to transfer over to the changed layout |
| Zomb |
| I'm genuinely not a huge fan of the heavy hairy horses. But i do prefer to see them hogged |
| Minerva |
| They also create a huge blanket of trapped heat and itchiness for traditionals. Minnie still has her long mane purely for vanity reasons as her head and neck are a bit small for her body, but trying to keep her cool in the summer is a huge challenge |
| The Old Gods |
| manes help protect against flying insects since the bugs will typically get tangled in the mane |
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