You did a great job sharing your journey designing your Paddock Paradise Track System. So many great tips. I am now retired and looking for my forever Farm and looking into getting a few Horses to help me to see where meander in out to. Thank you for creating this great intro. I am now re-evaluating my thoughts on the Farms that I will be looking at and looking at a few with hills and lows... but not too low as to get flooded and muddy. I am also looking for waterways and ponds.
Jill, your presentation on building a paddock was terrific, informative, helpful and I'm sure will help another friend of horses. You have a gift! Tomorrow we will view your other presentations. 💜
@@bridlesandbreath I just redrew my property deleting the wanna-be arena. Now I have to figure out where the round pen goes. Another adventure for sure.
congratulations Jill on an amazing presentation with so much information. I just finished the book from Jamie Jackson and hope to share this information with the owner I currently work with. I still enjoy watching your videos you sent me and absolutely love the idea.
Yay! I’m sure your horses will love it!! Keep us up to date with your progress. If you have specific questions you can reach out at bridlesandbreath@gmail.com
Absolutely terrific. I notice u set up hay in only 2-3 locations? Where as others have haynets all around to keep them moving? If hay is in 2-3 locations, which i find easier 4 the person filling the nets, dont the horses just stay in those areas to eat all day w/o walking? Thank u Janice
That's a great question. I have not found that to be true. My mares like to stay at the same hay net for about an hour and then off they go to find a new station. :)
