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Lovely beast, indeed. That last shot is a keeper.

No kidding...a beautiful pair.

I'm sure you could, too :D. Mostly, I'm thinking if one were to try to avoid damage, not pursue it :).

That's what an arch provides, more or less.

Not really, in my experience. I think maybe it's a matter of pounds per square inch on the surface. Horses push with the majority of their force with only one leg at a time...all that concentrated on relatively few square inches, relative to the tracks or big tires of a skidder. Sure, a...

Stick to weather that gives you frozen ground...if it's at all wet you will be amazed at how damaging to the soils horse logging can be.