Re: RC: Re: trailer tying?? Pet Peeves

["Glenda R. Snodgrass" <grs@TheNetEffect.com>]

> then.  I'll be trailer tying until I get convinced that it's not safe
> and/or I get enough money to get everything that I'd like to have.  I

You can buy the materials for a great high-line setup (to string a rope
between two trees) for about $25 at Home Depot or any place like that,
which includes high-quality marine rope and solid brass hardware.  Those
little "knot eliminators" are very handy too, cost only a couple of bucks
each and can be bought from Teddy (www.runningbear.com) or lots of other
vendors.  I have a steel corral that I love using for Lakota at rides, but
when I started camping with a friend and horse I had to find a solution
for *two* horses and tried the highline setup ... works like a charm.  I
love it.  Quick and easy to put up.  Cost about $40 for the two horses (a
25' highline for each of them, including ties and panic snaps).  

Glenda & Lakota
Mobile, AL
AERC # M18819 & H27310
SE Region


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