BEHAVIOR & EDUCATION
Outfitting today’s stable is not as simple as it once was. That’s because the options for comfort and safety have just about tripled in the last decade. Innovative products make our lives as horsekeepers easier and more gratifying than ever, and today’s episode features a discussion about some of Helena’s favorite items from American Stalls. Listen in!
This episode is brought to you by AMERICAN STALLS – makers of fine quality stall and stable components. Find them online at americanstalls.com.
In this special episode hosted by Horse Husband Extraordinaire, Buck Harris, you’ll learn about Helena’s history with horses and how it all lead to an exciting new chapter in her horsekeeping life.
Where did the Harrises settle for a winter retreat? Is there room for all three horses? What does the barn look like? Is it really necessary to leave Hoo Hollow behind for a few months every year? Gah! So many questions… Listen in!
This episode is brought to you by AMERICAN STALLS – makers of fine quality stall and stable components. Find them online at americanstalls.com.
You’ve heard Helena talk about how important fencing is for the safety of our horses, as well as for helping to keep our sanity in tact. We keep our horses in human environments; thankfully, new research is helping us design those environments to better suit our horses’ needs. But, even as our farms evolve, one feature will remain the same no matter what–perimeter fencing. Whatever happens inside the boundaries of your property depends on a your unique setup. The key to safety and sanity is keeping the horses INSIDE those boundaries. In this episode, Helena discusses the pros and cons of the most common fence materials used to enclose a property’s perimeter. Listen in!
This episode is brought to you by our friends at AMERICAN STALLS and Barn Pros.
Overview of Wood Preservatives
What You Need to Know About Pressure Treated Wood
Split Rail Retailer w/ some Pricing
County Line Fence – Split Rail
We horsepeople are always up for a good story, and our life with horses are never short on tall tales. But the best stories are those told by old pros. And I say that with great respect and admiration for today’s guest. Dr. Madison Seamans is back, and he has a great story to share with us about a mare named Whiskey who could certainly hold her liquor! Treating horses out in the field is what equine veterinarians do most often. Dr. Seamans’ insight about what goes into keeping our horses comfortable during treatment is fascinating and often funny… so listen in!
This episode is brought to you by AMERICAN STALLS – makers of fine stall and stable equipment.
And, by BARN PROS, shipping build-ready home and barn kits nationwide.
Never Trust a Sneaky Pony, And Other Things They Didn’t Teach Me in Vet School
Dr. Madison Seamans | Cornerstone Equine
Equine General Anesthesia Protocols (U Minnesota)
Am I the drama? Is it me? Oh, god, what if I am the drama?
We all want a drama-free barn, and some barns advertise themselves as just that. But, we know better. When you work with animals, things are gonna get emotional from time to time. And when you work with big animals, big emotions are part and parcel of living, loving, and working with them. So, how do we reduce the drama in our horse lives? Well, if you work in a barn or even volunteer your time at the place you keep your horses, there are some things to keep in mind that will make you a great member of any barn staff. A solid team is the key to a drama-free barn… so listen in!
This episode is brought to you by AMERICAN STALLS – makers of fine stall and stable equipment.
And, by BARN PROS, shipping build-ready home and barn kits nationwide.