I'm trying to eat healthier and was going to get salmon but wanted new good ways to cook it! Thanks for answers!
You will in no way ever need that many blankets and sheetsYou'll only need a winter blanket if you have your horse under lights or you clip himA lightweight fall sheet can double as a rain sheet as well as a linerYou'll only need a cooler if you don't have access to heated waterYour fall/rain/liner sheet can be used as a stable blanket as wellIf you want one I'd buy two so you can have an indoor one and a turnout oneQuarter sheets keep a horse from cramping in cold weather but if you know how to warm up and cool down your horse correctly then cramping won't be a problemBut hey, if you've got the moneybuy 'em all.
Technically, it all depends on the individual horseI have NEVER blanketed my horse in her entire lifeI don't clip her, and she grows a long, shaggy winter coatIf you clip, a blanket will be neededbut I've just never needed oneAnother reason to blanket a horse is if it is underweightUnderweight horses have a harder time holding heat than healthy horsesA waterproof winter blanket will not work for a rain sheetWhen it rains, it's usually so warm that a waterproof winter blanket will overheat your horse if left on too longIf you get rains in cool weather, it may workIt all depends on your climate.
Here is one I copied and keptI used it and liked itIt is from another question on Y/A Salmon 1 bell pepper 1 sliced onion salt pepper 1 touch of dry white wine dill, or rosemary, or any herbs you like really In an aluminium foil, wrap the salmon topped with all the ingredientsPut in the oven at 380° for 20 minutes, then open the top of the aluminum for the salmon to grill a little.
