Dwayne explains his absence from posting due to having nothing to say.

• Dwayne introduces himself and acknowledges the date may be March 2nd.
• He mentions not posting anything for several days due to having nothing to share.

Dwayne shares his philosophy on not feeling compelled to speak without a purpose.

• Dwayne doesn't want to feel obligated to speak if he has nothing important on his heart.

Dwayne introduces a recent incident with his horses that could serve as a learning experience.

• He teases a learning opportunity from a recent event involving his horses.

Dwayne talks about his trip to Texas, a canceled podcast, and a snowstorm back home.

• Dwayne returns from visiting family in Texas and mentions a podcast he was supposed to do but canceled due to a cold.
• While away, a snowstorm hit his home area.

Dwayne details the signs of colic observed in Biscuit and how his employee Noah helped.

• Noah, Dwayne's employee, noticed Biscuit laying down multiple times and showing signs of discomfort, indicative of colic.
• Dwayne instructed Noah to catch Biscuit and bring him down from the mountain to the ranch.
• Once at the ranch, Biscuit's distress seemed to disappear after being placed in a pen.

Dwayne provides an in-depth explanation of colic in horses and how their digestive system works.

• He explains that colic is a broad term for abdominal pain in horses, which can be caused by various issues.
• Horse digestive systems are fragile, requiring clean hay, and the small intestines are prone to twists and blockages.

Dwayne shares practical tips and personal experiences on how to manage colic in horses.

• He advises knowing your horses well to catch any unusual behavior that may indicate colic.
• Dwayne suggests verifying signs of distress and contacting a vet immediately.
• Walking the horse continuously until they pass stool or gas is crucial.
• He warns against trying to administer treatments like inserting a tube for mineral oil without proper experience.

Dwayne concludes with advice on post-colic vigilance and a mention of Dry Creek Wrangler merchandise.

• After discussing colic treatments, Dwayne mentions that horses who've had colic are more susceptible, and owners should be vigilant.
• He promotes Dry Creek Wrangler merchandise, including vests, shirts, and other items available on Shopify.

Dwayne shares his contentment with being back home and gives his well-wishes.

• Dwayne expresses happiness to be back in his shed by the wood stove after being on the road.
• He wishes viewers to be logical, reasonable, safe, and vigilant.