Ok. We all have had it happen - coming back from a class and asking our mother to take off the bridle and put on our horse's halter so we don't get face goop/oil or slobber all over our coat, only to hear "Which way does it go on?" as our mothers hold the halter upside-down confused.
Now, I am supposing that one's mother knows how to take a bridle off properly (if not click HERE). The most common halter is your average nylon or leather halter, however, I will also cover the tricky rope halter knots.
Now, I am supposing that one's mother knows how to take a bridle off properly (if not click HERE). The most common halter is your average nylon or leather halter, however, I will also cover the tricky rope halter knots.
Putting on a Leather/Nylon Halter |
Way 2 - Using the Throat Latch Clasp |
Putting on a Rope Halter |
You have the halter on - now what? You have several options:
| Tie the horse up ( attach to the wall tie or cross ties) |
 | Put on a simple lead rope |
| Tie using a simple lead rope |
| Put on a chain over the nose |
| Put a chain under the chin |
| Put on a captured chain under the chin |
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