Giftedcowboy, I admit to being a little slow right now but you lost me on this one.

OH FIFTY SEVEN...LMAO...no one seems to be able to read...... Wear a leather welding jacket and rubber concrete masons gloves....werks fer me.... Used to be a " Horse Trader"....have seen about everything.....including a pair of "desert donkey" weaners...with Duct tape wrapped legs...OMG Randy

Good save admin..There are probably lots of products that will make burr removal a little easier but WD 40 gets it done for us. We have a big problem with burrs and a decent comb and WD works pretty easy.

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I have to agree with runswith.. Cowboy Magic Detangler!! I've used this for years, just rub it on, let it set a few minutes to soak in and PRESTO... out they come! I have a horse with a very long mane that gets what I call "rainropes" from our 1derful Washington weather.. I goop these use and wait a few, they unravel pretty easy! The only drawback may be the price, but for my babies, it's worht it! Julianne

agree with gress on aby oil,,pour on N let oak, then use curry to remove,,not alot of need to pull by hand hence none the stickers in your fingers. good luck

I have found that Vetrolin concentrated detangler works the best. It stays in for days, and helps repeat offenders.

Use the cooking spray "Pam". It works wonders!!!!!!

Rubber gardening gloves work wonders, too, as I found out. They grip the burrs and your fingers don't get all torn up, plus those flakes can't get into your hands :) One more tail to go and I'm DONE!

Use some baby oil in the manes and tails. The burrs soften and come out easily.