I mean, what extra's does the quot;big horn editionquot; actually provide?We purchased the 1500 SLT Big Horn Edition 4wd with hemi and I thought the big horn edition provided leather wrapped steering wheel, split rear seat, and a few other items but when the vehicle was delivered, the back seat is merely a fold upThere are no seat pockets behind the front seats (for the rear passengers to store items)The steering wheel is nothing differentthe power jack in the bench-seat fold down (storage compartment) is pluggedNo power sourceAnd the coin storage thing isn't in there as shown eitherStarting to wonder if we got bait/switched?I'm wondering what the heck the Big Horn provided?Anyone know?
I do not go with the aid of temperature however rather on the horseI examine at the back of the ears with my handIf they're cold, it way the horse is bloodlessThen I seem at the horseDoes he have his tail clamped down? Is he's shivering? Is his hair fluffed up? Then it is time to blanket the horseSome horses can feel the temperature drop quicker than othersIt is dependent a bit on their breedingThe horse is somewhat like a human in that admireSome are exceptional, others get cold quicker than others.
My horse is unclipped, he is unrugged during summer as the temperatures exceed 40 degrees but are mostly around 20 - 35 during day and over nightAnd in the winter he has a Saxon polar fleece, a 200g fill doona and a 300g fill doona over the topThis is over night and the temperatures are mostly between -5 and -7, he is in the paddock 24/7I live in Canberra, Australia, it's not that hot like you would imagine it to beNow (which is Spring) he is unrugged everyday unless it's raining he will be in a rain sheet, then at night he is in a rain sheet unless it's more than 6 degrees and he will be unrugged then.
Here is the exact package: 17 x 8.0 Forged Aluminum Wheels 7-Pin Wiring Harness 750-Ampere Maintenance-Free Battery Bodyside Molding Fog Lamps Class IV Hitch Receiver Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel Sliding Rear Window Tow Hooks Trailer Tow Group
My horses aren't clipped and until its staying the the 30s consistently they don't get blanketed.This way the have time to get a decent winter coat.I have two medium weight Professional's Choice blankets and I have two heavy weight blankets one McAlister and one Thermomaster.I live in Pennsylvania.
My horses are unclipped and are on 24/7 pasture with a run-in shed and trees for shelterI live on the west coast of Michigan, we get hammered with lake effect snowMy horses have never worn blanketsI don't plan on blanketing either of them this year, but I will if absolutely necessary When it gets to be colder, I usually add some beet pulp to their diet and toss out some extra hay.
