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Stall and Stable: Ideas for Happy Horsekeeping

EP 13: Our Backyard Barn

41 min • 9 april 2019

Wanna keep your horses at home but don't have much space? This episode takes you through some of the planning and design choices Buck and Helena made while setting up their 2-stall, backyard barn. From sand footing in the barnyard, to a riding ring that multi-tasks like a boss. We talk fencing materials, gate choices, and more. Listen in!

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EP 13: Our Backyard Barn

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