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Pasture Waterers |
Hi Joe. Today I ordered six of the Equusprings automatic heated horse waterers for my new barn. I ordered these because I have had the wonderful experience of owning 6 others for the last eight years. Literally, these waterers are everything you claim them to be and MORE. They have held up wonderfully and look as good as they day they were installed. I have big draft horses that are just hard on things - they're so big that their surroundings take a beating. They have knocked into the waterers on the wall, rub against them etc. and they still look brand new. They are easy to clean and maintain, easy to adjust, they have never frozen. They were very easy to install - this has been a very useful and satisfying purchase and I am so happy to have found them. |  |
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Thank you! Diane Wentzel |
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I ordered the Creep Feeder II in Feb 2009 for a mare that was to foal in March. This is a big strong mare that does not have the best milk and I have tried to use feeders for her other foals but she has destroyed them all in record time. Well I am happy to say that your feeder has lasted and won. My mare tried everything and could not break it. Her filly was able to eat from the feeder the whole time she had been with the mare and was very easy to wean due to having been accustomed to solid food. No one ever thought there would be a feeder that this mare couldn't break but you have done it! Many thanks and the feeder is still together and ready for next year! I couldn't be happier. | |
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Russ Peterson Friday, July 9, 2010 |
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This is just a note about the Creep Feeder II. As you know I breed and raise miniature horses. The size of the foals really presents problems compared the regular size horses. As we discussed feeding grain the a young foal presents unique challenges. Most feeders that I'm forced to use are designed for use by a large horse, sheep, goat or hogs. Your feeder, however is different as it adjusts to my needs without an overhaul. The removable bottom fits mini foals to a "T". In addition, I can adjust the equipment to the foal as it grows. I can easily keep the foal's mama out of the feeder. Mama tries but gets frustrated very quickly and leaves the foal alone to eat what I want the foal to eat and no more. I still have control over what mama eats and what the foal eats. That control is very important to me. By the way the feeder is so flexible that it will become the food bowl of the foal when they mature as an adult horse. This feeder is so well made that I have little doubt it will last long enough to be the food bowl for a very long time. as I told you on the phone it is truly a piece of equipment for my minis. It is not often we get real equipment for our horses. The feed ssver I purchased is also proving to be a great piece if equipment for the barn. One of our stallions is a real pain in the neck because he can tear up a feeding device about as quickly as he wants. Now since I got the Feed Saver, all he gets when he tries to tear it up is a big dose of frustration. The kind of material used to make his food bowl is as tough or tougher than he is. I know you are questioning just how tough could a stallion only 32 inches high be on a food bowl. my answer is that you would be surprised what he can do. Finally I want to tell you how easily the two products are to install and get into service. I don't have a lot of free time so the fact that it took very little time to put up and start using is really appreciated. Thanks for great products. The fact that they are made here in the USA is like icing on the cake! | |
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Jim Goldsmith Alvarado, Texas |
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"The Equuspring waterers were our first choice in pasture waterers for the Doris Day Horse Rescue and Adoption Center. Our research showed that the Equuspring waterers are very durable, are designed for the safety of the horses, are easy to clean and offer a deep fresh water supply. They'll save considerable staff time and will ensure the horses always have cool, clean water available." | |
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Doris Day Horse Rescue and Adoption Center |