Clinic Video features Blooper!
Sure he can ride, but can he hula-hoop?
Check out this dynamite video of the Cabin Fever Class & Clinic, complete with our first blooper track!
Click here to view.
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TumbleRead
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Keepin' the Weight on!
 Tips for maintaining your horse's weight during the winter, especially considering this summer's poor hay quality.
Dr. Rachel Flaherty of Maine Equine Associates lends her expertise. Click here to read article.
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Update from HaitiNickerNews reader and contributor Rebecca Gimenez interviewed colleague Lloyd Brown on what he's observing and doing to help the people and animals in Haiti.
Click here to read her interview.
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Ken Salazar's Grand PlanSecretary of the Interior Ken Salazar wants to send mustangs to greener pastures in the East and Midwest... He wants to give them Special Designation and create an eco-tourism destination around mustang roaming ranges. Oh, you just gotta read this plan. Click here.
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From Scruffy to, um, still Scruffy!
 Ever feel like the that beloved Barn Smell goes with you wherever you go?
Have you gone all day/month/year in the same dingy boots/jeans/coat?
Read one woman's resolution to step out of the mist and into a spiffier style. Click here for latest blogpost.
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Got a minute? Read our Wovel!
 A wovel is a web-based, audience-plotted novel. Follow the exploits of Jean and Lily as they ride along. Then vote on how you'd like the story to proceed. Cool, huh?
Click here to read Chapter 3.
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Snowmobilers and Pallets... |
Madeleine Pickens Does Good |
Sunny Side Up!The tragedy in Waldoboro has a bright side as one NickerNews reader shows off one who survived the wretched scene - her wonderful, newly adopted, 10-year old paint mare.
Check her out at Your Horse pages by clicking here. (Remember to click the option to view newest horses FIRST.)
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Warm and fuzzy Christmas story |
Barn Bliss
 Think this photo has NOTHING to do with Barn Time? Think again! Check out a holiday-stress blog entry by clicking here.
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Channeling Nancy
 Combatting not the War on Drugs but the War on Winter Blues, click here to read more about NickerNews strategies and add your own!
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Honey's Looking Sweet!
 Catch an update of this rescued pony, now happily settled in at Thanksgiving Farm. Click on image to go to article.
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First Snow Skitties
 Check out this fun, frolicky video celebrating the first snow of the year. Another happy-go-lucky NickerNews production.
Click here to check it out!
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Cabin Fever Clinics Return! |
Final Versatile Horse & Rider Report!
 Read the third and final installment by guest columnist Sherrye Johnson-Trafton writes about her training and experience at the Equine Affaire's Versatile Horse Competition.
Hint, hint:
Lookin' good, sista!
Read more at our blog and/or click here go to her article.
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Face first into Facebook
 NickerNews takes the Facebook plunge.
Join us on Facebook - post comments and photos and generally join in the fun. Fans are joining from all over the place, North Carolina, Kentucky, Florida, Maine, and beyond. Click on logo to sign up.
Have suggestions? Let us know on our new NickerNews Facebook fan page, a work in progress. Click here to go directly to NickerNews' facebook page
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Deer Season in Maine

It’s been a long time since a deer hunter has shot a horse, according
to game warden John MacDonald. In his 10 years as a warden, he hasn't heard of a single incident.
But that doesn’t mean it won’t happen.
His peers just finished successfully prosecuting a hunter who shot a house.
A house!
Click here for full article
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 Another amazing listing from Morton Real Estate...click on the image for more info!
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From our your horse page, this is Roo, Bee and Fax (from L-R). This is a picture of my three girls in a good old fashioned Northern Maine snow storm. Add YOUR horse.
Chapter Four of the Wovel should include...
Hay, that is.
The proverb is
'Half your wood and half your hay you should still have
on Candlemas Day.'
Candlemas Day is Feb 2 (Groundhog Day also of
course) and is 1/2 way between the official beginning of winter and the
official beginning of spring.
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