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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

  • What are the specifics on Equine Supreme Horse Feed?
  • How much do I need to feed of Equine Supreme Feed?
    When changing feed brands we always recommend that you mix your feed with what they are currently eating to ease them into a new diet and avoid any GI upset. We typically recommend feeding 1lb. per day starting out and increase to 3-4 lbs. per day depending on the age, condition, and metabolism of the horse in question. Easy keepers won't require as much feed as some others. Each horse is an individual and every "body" is unique, if you have questions about anything please click the SAY HELLO tab and we will gladly assist you further.
  • Can you get a product that I do not see in your store?
    Yes, we are just getting our website off the ground. We have more products available and are working hard to update our website with all the different things we can make available to you. We are also working with new companies and suppliers at this time and new things will be added regularly. If you are looking for something specific we can sure try to accommodate you quickly!
  • Can I order a saddle that I do not see listed as In-Stock?
    Yes! Sulphur River Saddlery makes a variety of saddles, from the traditional ranch saddle, barrel saddle, cutters, trail/mule, ranch cutters, reiner/pleasure/trainer, roper, strip down rancher, seat rigged rancher, and the youth rancher. All can come completely customizable with multiple tree options, skirt options, roughout, half and half, smooth, or tooled, straight up or roll seats, seat inlays, multiple color options, concho/string options, seat sizes 13"-18" on most, customizable riggin' set ups, and options for different horn types.
  • How is our beef different than others?
    Our beef is started slowly, we feed each animal for 120-140 days. We start them all on grass and then transition them to NON-GMO grain for finishing. We pride ourselves on excellence, and it shows in our product. Our beef is dry-aged during processing for at least 21 days to achieve optimal flavor profiles.
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