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Natural Horse Resource
http://naturalhorseresource.blogspot.com
The Natural Horse Resource is a new resource with the goal of becoming the online reference for natural horse keeping. NHR aims to locate all useful online NH information, so that there's only one URL you need to succeed on your unique natural horsemanship journey.
- Added on: Nov 5th, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Natural Horse Resource
- Listed in: Blog Resources Science & Nature
- Tags: Equine Natural Horsemanship horse training horse resource
Recent Posts
The Horse As Teacher Teleseminar Series
Anyone that enjoyed The Path of the Horse series will be delighted to hear that a new, free teleseminar series called The Horse as a Teacher is starting on Wednesday 30 September and continues on the following three Wednesdays.This series features th...
Cloud, the Wild Horses and the BLM - Information and How to Help
In June 2009 the BLM (Bureau of Land and Management) in the US released plans to destroy wild horses in holding areas as well as those still remaining free on public land. The BLM has cited poor range condition as the reason for removing the horses, ...
Five Links to Help You Manage Bot Egg Season
As late summer turns to autumn in Europe, we're only too aware that Bot fly egg season is upon us. There are over 150 species of these hairy flies in the world and they will relish the prospect of laying eggs on your horse’s front legs, cannon bone...
Slow Hay Feeding Your Horse from the Ground: ‘Hayslow’ and ‘Slow Down’
There’s no doubt that it’s a good time to be a manufacturer of slow hay feeders at the moment. As more and more horse owners are moving away from grain towards the idea of feeding their horses continually on hay, hay feeders that slow down feedin...
Excellent Free Natural Horse Resources at Horse Perspective
Tim Ware runs website Equine Wellness Solutions (www.horseperspective.com). It offers information, a free distance consultation service, videos and books to horse owners interested in understanding their horses whether it be from a behavioural, physi...
Paddock Paradise Series Part Three: On Blue Heron Farm in Middle Tennesse
Elizabeth TeSelle is a barefoot trimmer and trains in dressage. She has been addicted to horses since she met her first pony at the age of two. She lives with her herd at Blue Heron Farm, in Middle Tennesse. There's 34 acres of land on the property, ...
Wow. I've recently become interested in horses...again. With a friend, we are planning to develop a little bit of land to adopt two or three BLM Mustangs - just because it's the right thing to do.
As I live my life eating an organic vegetarian diet, my pets (dogs, cats, birds) are only offered the very best food (organic when available) and natural health care.
It's been *many* years since I've been involved in horse culture. Back then all our horses were shod. I never used a bit with my horse in the '60s, though. My Quarter Horse mare's manners were exemplary and she was very responsive without metal in her mouth.
I love what you're doing and will visit often as our horse project advances.
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