Comin’ Home Ranch

11/04/2026

Putting a sheet on cause when working over the winter you don’t wanna get too fluffy

11/04/2026

If you wonder what I do all winter - plants.

And usually acquire  more fish. Though really id rather have shrimp

11/03/2026

11/03/2026

Located in Hallsville mo

12 weeks of training for $1,500
(Regularly $2,100)

Why the discount?
We don’t typically offer winter training but offer a special circumstance for a pony training because my son wants a winter project to earn money for buying a 4wheeler. I will be supervising all training and providing training as well.

Due to weather we will plan on working about 4 times a week. (Some weeks more, some weeks less)
I have spent many winters training personally owned ponies including a feral stud. Work will be productive and well worth investment.

Questions? Message me!

11/03/2026

Quinn the pony

10/31/2026

Great opportunity!!!

Bentley heard my plan with Quinn and he wants in so he can buy a 4wheeler!

We are offering DISCOUNTED TRAINING for a pony. Must do 3 months. Rate is ONLY $1,500 total. If you are not familiar with my work scroll my page and I have several people who will provide references. Please inquire for more information.

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Or we are interested in buying a pony for about $500.

**Please let know if you are interested in either option!**

!!Please share!!
We are located in Hallsville Mo

10/31/2026

Completely unphased by me unloading brush off the trailer. 🤣

10/30/2026

If you know anyone that is looking to get a pony IN THE SPRING for their kid, keep an eye on this one!

We are going to spend the winter giving her a refresher and fine tuning her skills. We have already been working with her and she’s definitely a neat little girl.

If someone really wanted her as a Christmas gift we may consider letting her go early.

10/30/2026

The MU equine field service offers students an opportunity to take an extra elective rotation on the trucks, giving them more time to learn ambulatory medicine. As part of the elective, we ask our students to create an informative, equine-oriented social media post.

Thank you to Hunter Barber, a senior veterinary student, for this post on equine deworming. This can be a perplexing topic, as it is constantly evolving to best improve horse health while decreasing resistance to dewormers. Feel free to reach out with questions about your particular circumstances.