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Tour of our Wild Meadow's Paddock Paradise 2020: First Year
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- čas přidán 3. 09. 2021
- Paddock Paradise is a horse boarding method developed by Jaime Jackson after studying wild mustangs in the Great Basin. A true "Paddock Paradise" doesn't have grass. However, I'm focusing more on the length of track at this time.
Thanks for the tour! I'm contemplating this for when I buy my land!
This is really cool! What a great idea. Wish we had the land to be able to do something like this.
Wow
richtig schön!
Hi there, what is the post waterer that stays clean and doesn't freeze? Thank you for the video!
Nice
Nice job
Thanks!
Hi . Like your video. Informative. May I ask what kind of white fencing is that. Thank You
Hi there, I used horse guard fencing. Sleeves to go over tposts and then their poly tape electric fence.
Very nice! Do you ever have one horse run another through the fence? We have a problem in the big pastures with this and I am not sure ours wouldn't be going through fences all the time.
The goal with the track is to not have any dead ends. That way a horse always has a way to get away from another. In the areas where they hang out together a lot, I make those parts of the track wider.
What happens when it’s wet and muddy? Do you keep them on dry lots?
Nice,please from which material are white pale? thank you
Hi there, I used horse guard fencing. Sleeves to go over tposts and then their poly tape electric fence.
What posts did you use for the electric ribbon/tape? Anybody know?
Hi there, I used horse guard fencing. Sleeves to go over tposts and then their poly tape electric fence.
Beautiful! What are the sides made of? The white stripes
I'm pretty sure that they are 1½ inch electric ribbon/tape. 👍🏻
Hi there, I used horse guard fencing. Sleeves to go over tposts and then their poly tape electric fence.
Love it!
How large is your acreage?
We’ve got 21 total, my guess is this section is about 10
how wide are the tracks?
Varies in the different areas.
@@wildmeadowsequestriancenter I would say the majority is around 12-15'.