Will this contain horses in a pasture?
943573
Yes, it's what I got it for and when the deer haven't knocked the fencing down, the horses stay away.
943574
Sorry I don't know sure it works fine on hair sheep though. So I would guess yes. It puts out enough of a jolt I don't like touching it.
943575
I am not sure, I use it to keep bears away from my bees. However, the bears seem to go where they want to go!
1753925
You would have to put it in a place where other small animals would not get caught in it. We use it in our storage sheds.
1623624
Well, sure. They will certainly support that weight. I have trimmed hollow core doors sitting on top of mine. The only thing that runs up a pink flag, (not bad enuf to be red) is how much lateral stress that you would actually transmit to the sawhorses. If there is going to be a lot of wiggling, then I would probably be sure that the horses are on concrete, asphalt, or equivalent. Lastly, don't shake the varnish or overbrush it. Good luck.
715661
I live next to some animals, horses and cows. The screen will block some dust, however once the dust is in the air it will travel over the fence. I'd use a combination of fast growing shrubs and the screen for best results.
2150763
Yes, we bought Schleich animals to go with this barn and they work great. The largest ones, like the male horses and big cows BARELY fit...like you can probably only get 2 of them in the largest stall, so I might stick to the smaller animals.
1635032
Probably. The directions show how to install in a barn. Just make sure raccoons and possums and mice can't get to it.
137291
I think it will. But I would do a small test plot ( maybe about 3'X3') to see what it will do in my situation. Be careful to follow the manufacturer's recommendations as closely as possible and let the grass grow at least a month before judging how it performs. This should be done during the growing season for both grasses.
369118
Hay as in a field grass mixture ? I see no reason why not . I have spread pellet lime , oats,wheat ,fertilizer along with various food plot mixtures with this unit . Only down fall is the neck strap ....this unit really needs a double shoulder and waist harness. This is especially the case with heavy material . I love mine .
514178
Hello, I don't think grass seed would not fit through the holes. The holesare just big enough for groung herbs and spices.
1329644
I think it would probably be a great idea in a horse trailer. Not sure how you would secure it to the walls of the trailer. I know the hooks would stay in the grid, but depends on the composition of the walls as to how you'd attach the grid. I LOVE this system and have it in my house and garage. It's the best storage system of any of the modular type.
37777
It should work as a horse water'er, at probably the 3' level. Then it would not get filled with hay, etc.
1593723
Yes, it would do that. Have to take it slowly. It worked great putting Alfa seed down in a 3 acre pasture.
447547
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1992241
They will fit but the scale of this stable suits classic Breyer horses better. They won't be able to see over the stall doors.
606127
Using a large egg (real not plastic) all of the animals will fit except maybe the horse and large bull. If the plastic eggs are bigger, they definitely will! What a cute idea!
175504
This saddle best fits the classic size horses. It would be too big for the stablemates.
1445220
no rule about it, just deep enough to keep it from getting damaged or in your way. I have left mine on top of the ground for several months (because it is only a temporary fix for me) and have had no problems from it. I have also wrapped wire around a low strand of barbed wire (because I already had barbed wire fence for horses) in the past and it did fine that way to keep my dogs in for over a year (at which time I moved from that property, it may still be there). Just make sure you get a heavy enough guage of wire for whatever purpose you have in mind!