Did you know that horses are considered herd animals? It’s true! Horses are social by nature and can actually become lonely and anxious if they don’t get the companionship they crave. It can sometimes be difficult for a horse owner to fulfill this need by themselves. Fortunately, horses are amiable creatures that get along with… Read more »
When you ride your first horse, one of the most important care aspects you’ll learn about is tack. Horse tack is the equipment used to prepare a horse to be ridden, and a rider to ride and control the horse. If you decide to become a horse owner, one of your primary responsibilities will be… Read more »
Taking your horse out for walks and rides and allowing them time to roam around your pasture is an essential aspect of horse care. Unfortunately, this time spent exploring outdoors leaves your horse vulnerable to a few additional health risks—and ticks are one of the worst! In order to ensure you horse lives a long… Read more »
The temperatures are rising, flowers are blooming, and birds are chirping again, which can only mean one thing—spring has finally sprung! If you’re a cabin owner, that means you can finally open up your favorite getaway again (or go back to enjoying it in the warm weather and sunshine). Whether you closed your cabin for… Read more »
Does it take you 20 minutes to find your horse’s comb when you go to the barn to groom them? Do you have to move a pile of junk just to get to that comb when you do find it? Is that the same pile of junk you had to move yesterday when you were… Read more »
Most of us can agree that allergies are one of the more annoying and inconvenient health issues some of us have had to learn to deal with. You might wonder from time to time if your horse is susceptible to the same hypersensitive reactions that we are—and the answer is yes! While they’re not as… Read more »
As a horse owner, it’s your job to make sure your horse is happy and healthy in a safe and nurturing environment. Along with routine care for your horse themselves—grooming, exercise, bonding, feeding—the biggest factor in your horse’s health will be their living conditions. Once you’ve invested in a high-quality horse barn or shed, you… Read more »
Boarding facilities; aisle barns; shedrow barns; run-in sheds. There are so many options when it comes to equine housing, it can be difficult to narrow down which one is best for you and your horse! While you may not initially consider a portable run-in shed as one of your first choices, there is a case… Read more »
The team at Deer Creek Structures is always looking for a way to reach the farmers and ranchers of Central Texas, so we can provide them with the buildings they need to keep their farm in good shape. That’s why you’ll find us next month at one of our favorite events—the Mid-Tex Farm, Ranch &… Read more »
With the strong desire to preserve historic barns nowadays, it can be challenging to determine if you really need an upgrade. If your barn is looking drab, it’s likely time for a change! Your barn should never be more trouble than what it’s worth, so it’s best to detect these signs early before your barn… Read more »
