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3 Tips for Keeping Your Dog Safe on Your Homestead

By johncash | Country Girl | 0 comment | 29 July, 2019 | 0

There are so many different benefits of living on your own homestead property. You get to seclude yourself from so many of the distractions that occur in a more populated area. Not to mention, you probably have a beautiful view of nature all around you that you can enjoy on a daily basis. A rewardingRead more

X3 Bar for Cheap

By Tyson Davis | DIY | 30 comments | 16 July, 2019 | 8

Throughout the years, I have worked on finding what I thought was the best workout routine for me and my lifestyle. As the years have gone on I have found that I seem to have less and less time to dedicate to myself (really this is a time management issue and I need to getRead more

3 Things You Need to Do on Your Homestead After a Big Storm

By johncash | DIY | 0 comment | 12 July, 2019 | 0

Storms are an ever-present danger for homesteaders and ranch owners in the United States. Anyone who has a homestead and is engaged in the husbandry of horses will tell you that life on a ranch demands diligence. Not only will you work throughout the year to safeguard your family and horses from potential storms, butRead more

Cheap steel targets, are they worth it?

By Tyson Davis | Shooting | 0 comment | 21 June, 2019 | 0

We write a lot about our horses and the farm on this site, one thing we haven’t written a lot about is the fact that we love to go shooting as well. So after looking into getting some steel targets to practice shooting I thought it would be a great idea to share what IRead more

4 Tips for Reducing Ranch Upkeep

By johncash | Life Lessons | 0 comment | 21 June, 2019 | 0

Having a ranch can be a lot of fun, but it can also be high maintenance. Knowing how to reduce the amount of upkeep required is the key to getting the most out of your property. These four tips will help you reduce the amount of time and money needed to keep everything looking perfect.Read more

4 Tips for Boarding Horses Every Homesteader Needs to Know

By johncash | Exterior | 0 comment | 19 June, 2019 | 0

Do you breed horses? If so, then chances are you probably have a few empty stalls. Have you ever considered what to do with those stalls? Why not board horses and make some money? If you want to make some extra money with your leftover stalls, this can be a great idea, but here areRead more

4 Old West Attractions Perfect for Cowboy Enthusiasts

By johncash | DIY | 0 comment | 28 May, 2019 | 0

Celebrate the legacy of the American Cowboy with a trip through some of the country’s most historic sites. With a variety of genuine Old West attractions scattered throughout the region, it is easy to learn about and engage with this important era in American history. Here are four Old West attractions that are perfect forRead more

3 Things You Should Know About Irrigation Maintenance

By johncash | DIY | 0 comment | 23 May, 2019 | 0

As a homeowner, it’s crucial to maintain your irrigation system to ensure that your lawn can thrive and remain healthy each season. Keeping on top of sprinklers and other materials can prevent problems from happening in the future. The irrigation system can often be challenging to learn, and many residents often make mistakes with theRead more

9 Tips for Incorporating a Dog Into Your Homestead

By johncash | Life Lessons | 0 comment | 23 May, 2019 | 0

When it’s time to get a new dog, it can be exciting to welcome a new pet into your home and have their presence in your life. Although it can be a fun time, the transition can prove to be challenging for both the dog and its owner. If you want to know how toRead more

3 Ways to Become More Self-Sufficient on Your Ranch

By johncash | Homesteading | 0 comment | 14 May, 2019 | 0

Becoming completely self-sufficient on your ranch is no easy task. With the right tools, animals, and equipment, you can arm yourself with what you need to obtain this self-sufficiency for the rest of your life. In order to achieve this goal, you will need to provide for basic electricity and food needs while cutting backRead more

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