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Buckntack Outback

Locality: Palmer, South Australia

Phone: +61 498 686 603

Address: MURRAY BRIDGE RD 5237 Palmer, SA, Australia

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23.01.2022 Sometimes life's obstacles just need a little rearranging to make them passable! #worthhisweightingold #bestfriends #childrenandponies #1yrold To use this video... in a commercial player or in broadcasts, please email [email protected]" do not save this video and repost as your own, you do not have parental consent to use it without the credit to Pony Pals. *bridle from www.minihorsesales.co.uk See more

21.01.2022 JOB OPPORTUNITY!! Boonderoo Pastoral Company is family-owned and managed mixed farming operation located 30km south-west of Lucindale (halfway between Naracoort...e and Robe) in the highly productive and reliable Lower South-East of South Australia. Due to increased workload and favourable seasons, we are looking to add an experienced person to our team. This is a full-time permanent position, hourly rate of pay plus penalty rates + superannuation. 3-bedroom solid brick home, work ute and ATV (work purposes only) are included. We are a diverse business incorporating livestock, cropping, irrigation and grain storage. Current land use is 60% livestock and 40% crop. A large grain storage facility is located on farm for year round supply to our customers. If you want to join a dynamic team environment, develop skills and work on an innovative and progressive farm please email [email protected] for further details. * must be available for face to face interview. Please share post.

19.01.2022 Here is the BEST way to tie your rope tack on your horse.... Note..... finger placement is for referrence while 'learning' this method so you can actually 'see' where the poll tie is to go.

17.01.2022 Daily Discussion! Club foot in horse’s! Who has had a club footed horse? What degree? How did it effect it’s way to perform? Ready. Set. Discuss!

13.01.2022 Sand colic warning Please be careful now that we’ve had our first rain on very dry and sandy paddocks. As grass starts to germinate the horses will start scroun...ging as soon as those shoots pop up. This is a prime time for sand colic as they pick up the dirt looking for the green. Grit bix Sand flush Mashed pumpkin Hay All those sand remedies we’ve grown up with..... be prepared early. See more

10.01.2022 Every Spring in Lombardy, ‘donkey nannies’ carry lambs down from the mountains for seasonal grazing. https://tinyurl.com/ryczp29

07.01.2022 Can our Poitou donkeys put a smile on your face after a busy day?

05.01.2022 Last week Model Farm Equestrian did a transport job for a horse to have a tooth removed due to an abscess. Many of you probably haven't seen the full tooth of a... horse before so we thought it would be quite fascinating to share a picture. Above the black line is the tooth that would be visible in the horses mouth... below the black line is the root of the tooth! We were certainly all shocked here at how big the root of a horses tooth is! See more

04.01.2022 Is pasture grass a problem for horses? Domestic horses are staring their biggest health threat right in the face, in fact they are eating it....and yet it is l...argely ignored by the equine industry. Horses eat grass right? Well they weren't ever designed to constantly graze on domestic, cultivated pasture grass. They were designed to forage for miles on rough fibrous tufts of grass that would be unrecognisable in our domestic pastures today. Our equines are facing serious health problems like never before and unless the entire equine industry begins to wake up fast to the fact that horses grazing on domestic, cultivated, fertilised grasses are being made unwell with every mouthful they eat, this epidemic of ill health will continue. Here's my top 5 list of the biggest health threats facing our domestic horses today: 1. Ulcers - fast becoming the biggest 'hidden' issue in our modern day, which is why it's top of my list 2. Laminitis - is not going away, it's getting WORSE 3. Navicular - more and more horses are being diagnosed with this debilitating problem and it's on the rise and so are the numbers of horses being put to sleep 4. Colic - goes without saying - incorrect diet, stress, gut issues - colic will kill a horse the fastest in this list 5. General lameness - arthritis, soft tissue degeneration, 'undiagnosed' lameness - now even from a very young age - why? Yep every single one of those problems above has it's root cause in incorrect diet, whether directly or indirectly. In 2019 and beyond, unless owners take the lead in helping their horses and really understanding the effects of diet on their horses' health, then the equine wallet is going to keep haemorrhaging millions and millions towards 'trying to treat' these problems, putting horses unnecessarily to sleep and lining the pockets of the big pharma companies who will never ever 'want' to do enough to stop it. Jenny Paterson, from Calm Healthy Horses, has written an article 'When Horse Meets Grass' in our latest Issue 22 of The Barefoot Horse Magazine, where she discusses how understanding diet and grass is "the aspect of horse ownership that can make the most difference in achieving your breeding and riding ambitions". The Barefoot Horse Magazine is the ONLY horse magazine on the planet to keep facing these problems head on in an attempt to bring them to the forefront and help educate and encourage horse owners with real life stories and facts. GET YOUR COPY OF ISSUE 22 IN PRINT OR DIGITAL: http://bit.ly/BHMIssue22 or SUBSCRIBE and never miss an issue: http://bit.ly/ANNUALsub Your horse can still live a full, healthy, happy and sound life and do it totally barefoot, but it is up to us owners not the professionals to find out how! Don't let your horse become another statistic. Lindsay, Editor, The Barefoot Horse Magazine

04.01.2022 How much do you really know about your horse's hooves? Do you know what causes hoof problems such as contraction, thrush, hoof cracks, abscesses and more? Do y...ou wish there was somewhere you could get solid, straightforward advice about barefoot horses and read stories from others in the same situation as you? Then look no further. This is The Barefoot Horse Magazine and people from all over the world are becoming subscribers to an awesome publication like no other on the planet. Lots of barefoot information in every issue, out quarterly, in print, digital or both, shipped worldwide. We publish stories from owners having problems and learning how to rehab and help their horses. We have top competitors sharing their journey to success barefoot in all equine disciplines. It's everything you could want about barefoot all in one quality magazine. Head over to the website and grab yourself your first issue. If you join the newsletter you'll get a 10% discount on your first purchase. Barefoot is bigger and better than it's ever been and we're here to share it with you. Don’t miss out subscribe now >>https://bit.ly/ANNUALsub Your horse will be forever grateful! Lindsay, Editor BHM

04.01.2022 We've all struggled with our horse being crooked and stiff... Leaning in their corners, unable to keep a correct bend, or moving hollow and anxious, even being... spooky. Excess tension in the body prevents the horse from moving well but it also affects their behavior. When we use horses for riding, it is our responsibility to teach them how to use their body to best carry our weight and perform the athletic movements we ask of them. Even if all you want to do is enjoy an amble down the trail on the weekends, a soft and supple horse is a pleasure to ride, moving with better balance and less in trepidation. The downside to ignoring tension in a horse is at best slowly developing soundness issues or at worst, a behavior problem that may appear to be unpredictable but in reality has likely been building for months. In this Free Workshop You Will Learn: Why too much tension creates many behavior problems The connection between the horse’s body and emotions How your horse’s anatomy and conformation are different (and why it matters) The role of In Hand work in helping the horse become stronger and better balanced In hand exercises help the horse both physically and mentally - and through In Hand work, we improve the horse’s strength and suppleness. We teach him to be aware of his body, to bend evenly to both sides, and to move forwards, backwards, and laterally - smoothly, softly and in a biomechanically correct way. Join the Free Workshop >> www.balanceinhand.com/workshop-fb <<

02.01.2022 When towing a horse float, you’re travelling with a couple of tonnes of unstable weight behind your vehicle. Before travelling with your horse, make sure you re...ad our horse float factsheet. Our guidelines will help ensure your prized equine remains safe and everyone arrives at their destination happily. https://www.police.sa.gov.au//82/Horse-Float-Factsheet.pdf See more

02.01.2022 Well I have just used this to wash my horse's WOW... Love it and it smalls great too...