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9 acres of country paradise 6 miles outide Rochester/Byron. Small private horse boarding farm.

Outdoor arena, indoor arena, auto heated/ cooled waterer, open barn 24/7, tack rooms, 60 ft round pen, 4 stalls, small dry lot, 4 rotated pastures, alfalfa fed twice daily Oct- May

11/02/2026

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10/31/2026

PSA for horse people: Please share!!!

PLEASE wear gloves when giving Dorm Gel and be careful not to get any on your skin or face. Even the drool from a horse that’s been given Dorm can cause effects in humans!

Last night, I ended up in the ER after giving a horse Dorm Gel. I was so drugged I didn’t know my own name or recognize anyone. My legs literally stopped working and I fell out of the car. 🤣

I’m totally okay now, but man it’s not a fun high 🙃

Please wear gloves, wash your hands, and be careful around your horse’s drool afterwards, too. I never expected something like this to happen!

After googling it seems I’m not the only one whose been f***** by dorm 😅

10/30/2026

10/30/2026

The strongest part of a wire fence is the part you barely notice: the corner.

Every wire in a fence is pulled tight, and all that tension pushes on the end or corner post. Without help, that post would lean over and the fence would sag. The H-brace solves it with three parts. A second post, called the brace post, is set generally 8 to 10 feet from the corner post, and going farther is better than placing it too close. A horizontal brace is notched between the two posts and nailed in place with a six-inch pole barn nail, or fixed with brace pins. A brace wire then runs from the top of the brace post down to the base of the corner post.

The wire is wrapped twice through staples and tightened with a fence strainer, slowly and evenly, until the top of the corner post just begins to be pushed back. The brace post can be slightly smaller than the corner post, but it has to be set just as deep.

For taller fences with higher tension, like a deer fence, a second brace post can be added to make a double H.

Do you build your braces this way, or do you have a different method that works for you?

10/27/2026

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