Horse dry lot ideas

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Planning a dry lot and shelter setup for your horses can help them stay comfortable during the winter months and pasture rest.

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This impressive 3 stall barn includes a large tack room, spacious stalls, and a wash rack. Each stall has its own gravel run and automatic waters.

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We all know the feeling when you lift your foot to take a step and suddenly realize that your boot has been left behind and your soaked foot is half a step away from it in ankle-deep mud. Mud is a problem anywhere water meets bare soil. During the last few years,

I have been really wanting a dry lot and I finally have one! I wanted to share some photos of the upgrade. Here are some before pictures that illustrate why you might want a dry lot to preserve your pasture: The area where the dry lot is now, all torn up in January. It got worse as the winter progressed. As you can guess from the green grass, last winter started unseasonably late--we had thunderstorms on Christmas! So this shows less damage than typical. Hoof damage near the gate and feeder…

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