[Fwd: RC: Horses Living Outside]

[Tara and Paul <birtwhistle@home.com>]

 I actually live in Manitoba where the temperatures are quite extreme it
can get as low as -60 degrees celsius in the winter and +35 degrees
celsius in the summer. There is an option to stall in a box stall during
severe weather. And there will be a roofed shelter. She will also be
with her three horse buddies who are moving with us.
 I think though the consensus seems to be that horses seem more
stimulated and happier in outdoor living. That certainly eases my mind
in this move. 
  Anyone going to the Fort Howes ride on June 10 in Montana?
   Taramb

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In a message dated 5/30/00 11:10:51 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
guest@endurance.net writes:

<< What are everyone's thoughts on horses living outside? There is a shelter 
and an option to come into a stable if weather is very bad. I appreciate any 
comments. >>

Where are you located?  I like horses out 24/7 if at all possible.  But I 
have to admit when we lived in Minnesota -- they spent some time in stalls 
(the cut off was zero degrees -- including wind chill & anything sleety).

Sylvia


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