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where do you get the equine fusions and how much are they. all I can find is from Chimacum and they are $105 each there.

Yes 1\3 of heat on bottom and 2\3 on top. Also look at Kent Rollins. I'm going to get an 8" just haven't done it yet. I use the deep 12" the most. It makes a lot of food but great for company at the fire.

I got mine at tractor supply.I don't remember the brand name but it is what we in western Ky call woven wire.I've never had any problem with my minis getting out. We have 6 grand kids ages 7 years to 6 months so We don't use electric wire. Best I remember it was $120 +/- a little for a 100ft...

I have a 10'' a 12" a deep 12" and a 14". so some do the 10" would be tough to get it in and out without tipping it or burning your fingers.

WOW 22 miles and I thought I was stretching it trying to do 15.

I'm a lazy cook and like one pot wonders. I have made a cake but I'm not But really anything you make in the house you can do in a dutch oven.

I do as you go although I don't do much cooking inside. I do love to sit out by the fire with my dutch ovens at the end of a long saterday working on the farm and an adult beverage and hope whatever i'm trying to cook is edable

I'm prolly going to go with the easy boot. I just can't fork out that kind of money for the fusions.

I have a team of mini donkeys and I am planning a 15 mile treck some time around October. Most of it will be gravel with a little pavement. What kind of boot do ya'll recamend

I think larger wheels might do the trick

Good luck and welcome

ok I'm in. 30mins ground driving for Hershey. A refresher course really. 1hr ground driving for Tumbleweed. It was her very first time. I hope it counts even though my daughter was on the lines and I was on the lead rope, as an emergency break.

I know its been almost a year but how did your hoof boots work out, how long did they last.

I like it !!!I would ad some sort of vapor and "liquid " barrier between stalls and seats.

it would take a little reeginering. like the handle/pole would need to be longer,and repositioned, widening the axle.and make sure the axle will hold the weight and strain. I have been working on an idea of a team fore cart that has 4 wheels for no tongue weight, and the front wheels that would...

When I was a kid very few people had trailers. They hauled full size horses, cows, pigs, whatever in the bed of full size trucks. my grandfather had a topper on his truck and hauled his minis there. when I was a

My grandfather raised minis for years and I don't remember a single coyote attack and there are lots around here too

I currently have a short bed truck and the new wagon that I'll be building won't fit very well. A new truck is in my future soon.

Yeah I know but right now I only have a 2 horse trailer and have to put my wagon on a small trailer pulled behind the horse trailer. I don't lke the idea of going that far with this set up.

I'll be watching your post and hopefully following in your foot steps when the weather breaks in the spring.