Posted by Flurette Farm on March 07, 2010 at 12:20:09 from (64.91.12.221):
I have 3 horses, which during winter I allow to run free over 60 acres of hay fields & 40 acres of pasture. They are unfenced on 2 sides that is adjacent to 1000�s of acres of national forest. I grain them at the barn daily and they never leave my property. The problem is that for most of the winter (3 months) I have been feeding 5. I have no idea where the 2 came from and none of my neighbors is missing horses. A cow or two yes but, no horses. They are fair but not fabulous animals. Tame to walk up to anywhere but one appears to be unbroken. Both are gaited horses and appear to be fox trotters. My question is what do you do in a case like this? I certainly have no need for them and any horse here is of dubious value. Should I call some equine rescue farm or just wait hoping someone will come looking for them this spring?
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