Posted by Dean Olson on April 30, 2014 at 07:01:03 from (107.77.64.26):
In Reply to: Stocking Rates posted by showcrop on April 30, 2014 at 03:37:29:
My experience as a land owner renting to horse people.
I NOW manage my land and have dry lots to keep animals in when pastures needs a break. I fertilize, over seed with Bermuda as needed, and seed Ryegrass in the fall so they have good grazing over the winter. I spray for weeds and mow as needed to keep it looking good.
Most horse people can't afford the hobby. All of my tenants have or will get behind on rent. They feel abused when I ask them to pen their horse up and feed hay. Especially when the grass is 3-4" high. They really get pissy when I keep them off it long enough for the grass to go to seed.
Back when I Iet them manage my pastures:
These same people will complain, after letting their animals eat all grass down to dirt, about my "bad" pasture. Then ask for a reduction in rent due to all the hay they have to buy. If you don't they will get behind on rent then leave.
I now have a reputation as a hard azz. BUT. My tenants animals are healthy, slick and fat. I have a waiting list for additional tenants.
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