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After several people replied to my inquiry about horses eating the  
mosquito dunk rings and some of their inventive ways to prevent their  
horses from eating them, I decided to just tie the thing to a rock and  
drop it to the bottom of the water trough where I'm pretty sure Numb  
Nuts won't venture.  Past experience sending Emails to companies has  
always gotten me slow replies, so that was my reasoning for going to  
all of you first instead of the company.  However, Kat mentioned that  
perhaps the things don't work if submerged and I should ask the  
company.  I thought to myself that this might be a good idea even if  
the answer is slow in coming at least I'd be trying to do something in  
the meanwhile.  So, late last night I fired off an Email to the Summit  
Chemical Company inquiring as to whether or not the rings would still  
work submerged.  Well, much to my surprise when I hopped on the 'puter  
early this morning there was a reply from the company, and it wasn't  
one of those automatic responses that you always end up getting  
either.  To make a long story short the rings do not work fully  
submerged.  I was advised to place the ring in some sort of cage that  
can be attached to the side of the trough so Numb Nuts won't eat it.   
So, my new question regarding these little rings is, "Any ideas for a  
cage?"

Inquiring minds want to know.

Tori

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