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You might try really oiling the forelock with salad oil so the 
blankety-blank burrs will slide out.  Of course then you've got the 
roblem of getting the oil out but that's relatively easy.
Laney

Jennifer Adam wrote:
> Hi ridecamp -
> I've been too busy for email for a while, but I had to get back on and 
> ask a really silly question. Three of my horses have somehow wrestled 
> with some cockle burr monsters and now their forelocks are *completely* 
> tangled with burrs! I tried to untangle them yesterday and had to give 
> up after an hour - the poor things were so tired of me messing with 
> their forelocks and I didn't make much progress. Does anyone have any 
> suggestions for getting rid of the darn burrs - short of cutting all 
> their hair off??
>
> Thanks in advance -
> Jen Adam
>
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