Video: Buying Heavy Weight Horse Blankets

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Use heavy weight horse blankets when the temperature drops to twenty degrees Fahrenheit or colder. Learn more about purchasing and using heavy weight horse blankets in this free equestrian video guide.

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Hi, on behalf of Expert Village.com I am Shelly with AA Calister in Salt Lake City, Utah. Today we are talking about how to choose a winter horse blanket. Now a heavy weight blanket is going to be a blanket that has usually a 1200 denier. So the outer covering is 1200 which means its wove tighter and keeps out more wind and water. The insulation value on a heavy weight blanket is going to be usually around 12 - 14 ounces of fill for a heavy weight blanket. Its for blankets for climates that get down to about 20 degrees. So if your coldest nights get down to about 20 degrees then you're gonna want to consider a heavy weight blanket. Now what some people will do is purchase 2 blankets. They will get one a light weight for the spring and fall and then they will move up to a heavy weight for the winter months when it gets really cold. December, January, whens its really cold then they will put a heavy weight blanket on their horse because the weather has gotten colder. So you are going to want to consider that into your purchase of what your climate is like. Does it get down to 20 degrees at night or even lower and then you are going to want to go to a heavy weight blanket.

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Buying Heavy Weight Horse Blankets

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