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6 Great Reasons To Buy Horse Property in Alabama

By On January 15, 2021 · Leave a Comment · In How To Buy A Horse Property

Alabama horse properties are perfect for horseback riding .because of their predominantly flat topography. The ideal land for a horse property is a mix of fields, forests and meadows, giving riders a range of riding experiences. This type of terrain makes equestrian sports easier and safer for both horse and rider

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Transitioning Your Horse to Outdoor Living

By On January 4, 2021 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

If your horse is accustomed to living in stables, transitioning it to outdoor living on your own horse farm will be quite a challenging task. You’ll have to plan out your course of action, as well as keep your personal time schedule free at the start. Why? Many things can go wrong during the transitioning period.

For those equine owners who put their beloved horses in stables both during the day and night, it can be tough. The process won’t be just difficult for the horse to adapt, but also for you.

During the transitioning, you might constantly be worrying whether your horse is feeling okay. Each time the rain falls, or it’s snowing, you’ll ask yourself whether your equine friend is doing fine.

However, these worries are usually justified. Most of such owners get up during the night to check in on their horses just to see that they’re fine.

So, to help you with transitioning your horse to outdoor living, we came up with the points below. They’ll mention important aspects of the transitioning process.

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How To Attract Buyers for Your Horse Property

By On December 9, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Auction Properties, How To Sell A Horse Property

A real estate agent who sells houses and condos is not the one to call when selling your horse property. It requires someone who understands the needs and concerns of the equestrian buyer. For example, they may be looking for a property that is within a reasonable distance from services but don’t want them visible over the back fence either. An experienced agent specializing in this type of real estate will know if a new housing development is about to be built on the adjacent property. They’ll also be able to answer questions about tax rates, zoning rules and conservation easements.

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Introducing Your Dog to Your Horse

By On November 25, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

The way that you introduce your dog to your horse will determine whether they become good friends or mortal enemies. Of course, you want them both to get along, but before that can happen, you must teach your dog to respect your horse and behave properly to ensure his safety – and that of you and your horse, as well. If you plan on having your dog on your horse farm, here’s how to make the introduction as stress-free and positive as possible for all parties involved.

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Bonding with Your Family at the Farm

By On November 21, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Everything Else

horse riding is a top-notch family bonding activity that both adults and kids will love. That’s an ace way to find the common ground as well as new friends. Lots of families enjoy riding at a horse farm as everybody can find the most appealing activity to their taste.

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6 Useful Tips for Landscaping an Equestrian Property

By On November 11, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else, How To Buy A Horse Property, How To Sell A Horse Property

If you’re a proud owner of an equestrian estate, you know that taking care of it equals hard work and tremendous effort. Ideally, you should be able to combine functionality and aesthetics, as well as provide your horses with a safe space. Landscaping is key to achieving just that and creating the horse property of your dreams.

Whether you’re renovating your estate or planning to build it from scratch, you’re in for quite a challenge. Fortunately, there are some things you should consider as you’re coming up with design and layout ideas. In this article, you’ll find six great tips on landscaping an equestrian property. Read on to learn more about how you can make your equine dream come true.

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Horse Care for Beginners: 5 Helpful Tips

By On November 9, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

A few tips on horse care for beginners and horse property owners (and others). These are primarily on the topic of Health Care.

Sweet Itch, What Is It and How Do I Treat It?

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How to stage a horse property for sale

By On November 6, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In How To Sell A Horse Property

If you stage a horse property well, you’ll be able to sell it more quickly and more profitably. First impressions matter immensely, so make sure to accentuate all the right sides of your property, the ones people can clearly see. When selling a property in a rural area, there are many things you can do to make it more presentable and appealing – here are a few: Make both exteriors and interiors look impressive and welcoming

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Step-By-Step Selling Plan For Your Equestrian Business Property

By On October 29, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In How To Sell A Horse Property

To sell an equestrian business, there are just a few main points you should remember. To sell your horse property, there are some steps you should go through to get ready. This is done before you offer anything to your potential customers. Here’s how to prescribe a step-by-step profitable selling plan for your equestrian property.

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Everything you need to know about horse-based touris

By On October 19, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Everything Else

Some people enjoy horseback riding in nature. Others enjoy equestrian sports such as Polo, show jumping, racing, dressage, etc. Needless to say, horse-based tourism is thriving! However, there are still some misconceptions about this kind of tourism. Namely, it should not be mistaken with horseback riding tours that last for a couple of hours. Horse-based tourism must include at least two days with an overnight stay (or more) where the equestrian activity is the main motivation.

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