This Japanese Horse Method Is Known by Barely 1% of Owners Today

Everything I know about keeping a horse sound, cheap, and long-lived, written down in one place. Three volumes. Seven companion bonuses. The full 30-year system. → https://big-jim-secrets.com The barefoot hoof system The forage-first feeding model The vaquero starting method The 30-year horse care calendar A 90-day rehab protocol for horses leaving shoes, grain, and stall dependency Tools and supplier directory A small horse in the snow of northern Japan still keeps itself the way horses kept themselves for a thousand years: outside, barefoot, on forage, for almost nothing. A government bred that horse down to 97% gone between 1906 and 1935 to build a bigger animal for its army, and the commercial feed and vet trade has been filling the gap ever since. The forage-first feeding model and the year-by-year calendar in the Field Edition lay out that whole self-keeping system on paper. Drop your state in the comments and tell me what you paid the farrier last year, per horse.