Re:Pawing when tied

["Drin & Jim Becker" <rainbow@montana.com>]

"Don't worry about it. He is probably playing a game with  you, and by you
responding to him, he is having heaps of fun. It may be that he is bored.
The bottom line is, that all he is going to do is dig a bit of a hole, and
that does not really matter."

Cheers

JEM

This is just the type of thinking that gets horse people kicked out of
places to ride and camp ! Yes , it does matter if they paw a hole in the
ground , I don't care even if it is a bit of a hole . C'mon now , pack it
in , pack it out and leave it as you found it or better . You think
landowners will want us back camping on their lands when we leave their
grounds with holes all over it ? If your horse is not trained to stand tied
without pawing then leave him home . 
                                 Drin & Bo
                                Mtn. region


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