Pasture boarding is being offered to those you who are not looking to keep your equine friends in a stall. We offer a beautiful quiet setting. Your equine friend will find a home here with many other horses of various ages and breeds.
We are set up for anyone who needs a place for their equine friend while they live out of state, go to school, or just like a family setting.
All horses have access to a run-in shelter, secure electric fencing, secure gates, water tanks that are heated in the winter, free choice salt, pasture when available or otherwise being bale feed twice a day (we grow our own hay). If your horse requires grain we do charge an additional fee for graining your horse twice a day, 365 days a year. (I do not just put the grain bucket out but stay with your equine friend until they finish it.) You would need to supply your own grain. We do recommend Nutrena feeds.
Our farm consists of 50 acres with a riding arena, a 60 foot round pen and a 30 foot round pen. We are set a 1/2 mile back off of our dead end road. There is area to ride outside the security of the pens and arenas. Unforuntaly, right now we do not have a indoor arena. But there are plans for one in the future. There is usually someone home most of time.
The cost to rough board varies with the type of horse you have. Horses that are Paint/Quarter horse type are a $150.00 a month. If you have a larger breed such as a draft cross or large warm blood the price is $200.00 a month. At the present time we do not accept mini's, stallions (If they are colts, we determine the age by their attitude when they must be gelded or to be moved ), or large drafts. But, we do accept weanlings and yearlings. We also offer trailer storage, if this would interest you, you would need to speak to Steve on the cost of that.
If you decide you would like to board your equine friend  by us please contact us so we can send you (or pick up) a boarding application.
If you need any more information please drop us a e-mail or give us a call. We can also schedule an appointment for a farm visit.