Talk:Stable bandage
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December 2006
[edit]It occurs to me that adding a section here on "how to wrap" such a bandage would be helpful to the general public. However, the general public does not need to be wrapping legs, except in practise. The author of this Very Nicely Written! article has said as much, but perhaps did not have time to complete the article with a "how to" section?
I would like to contribute such a section, as I have wrapped, oh my, too many legs to count, under the watchful eye of several different excellent barn managers, all with their own quite valid "theories of wrapping", some of which are diametrically opposed. There are also several textbooks on my shelves which describe the process, so citations should be easily obtained.
Seems like a combination of adding the "how to" with the possibility of lively debate would fit the purpose of Wikipedia.
Comment? I know I should be bold (how do I make that hypertexted?) but this would be my first article contribution. I'll wait and see if anyone responds. Soltera 19:54, 19 December 2006 (UTC)
Is this horse tack?
[edit]Break out this horse tack definition book. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Samuraiantiqueworld (talk • contribs) 13:09, 28 May 2012 (UTC)