Among domestic animals, horses are some of the most naturally wide-ranging. They evolved as nomadic grazers, adapted to constant movement across varied landscapes and climates. Their instinctive response to any potential threat is still flight. Although domestication has shaped them to fit human needs, their fundamental nature remains largely unchanged.

Often overlooked, the fence post is the backbone of any fencing project and a vital element in agricultural and equestrian settings. It plays a crucial role in managing secure pastures, safeguarding livestock and crops from predators, marking property boundaries, and enhancing land value.

Rotational grazing can help you take better care of your pastures and provide more feed for your horses.

It often feels like horses are magnets for mishaps. Their injury-prone tendencies can be chalked up to natural instincts—such as their strong flight response, social dynamics within the herd, or simply their innate curiosity that leads them into trouble.