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[nfoster at extremezone.com]

Jody:

Do you want to come clean up my paddock!

Since my horse and mule have no grass I can rake it up.  The poop dries out real
fast here in the desert.  Usually I pay a neighbor girl to do it, but know I can
if I need to.

Every horse and mule I've owned were already gelded, so haven't had to go
through thatt.  How long does it take them to recover?

My horse was gelded when he was 6 or 7 and still has a few little stallion
habits, but nothing mean or dangerous.

Did things dry out at your house?

We've actually been getting some rain here and maybe, just maybe it will start
cooling down soon!

Take care.

Nella




Quoting Jody W Ianuzzi <jody at thewhitehats.com>:

>
> > I want to thank everyone on the list for all your great ideas.
> >
> > I remember a while ago someone suggested the best way to pick up manure is
> with rubber boots and gloves.  I do just that.  I find the manure by walking
> a pattern in the front yard, then loosen it from the grass with the manure
> fork and then put the fork down and push the manure on the fork with my
> rubber gloved hand.  It sticks to the grass so it isn’t possible to just
> scoop it up and I discovered that flicking the fork just launches it in my
> face.  Hahahaha
> >
> > The horses have recovered from their gelding and I am really glad it is all
> over with.  Next time I will get mares!
> >
> > This list has been so wonderful because most people would say “a blind
> person can’t do that” and we are proving once again, YES WE CAN!
>
> Jody
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