Bay Town Farms LLC

09/25/2024

08/19/2024

This week’s ride night will be hosted at The Old Frontier rodeo arena in Thomson!

$10/horse
Neg coggins
Sign waiver upon arrival

Barrels are there, and will try to have the 4wheeler & roping dummy there as well

Come one, come all!

07/18/2024

07/15/2024

update, pushed to next Thursday!!

Trying to cram in some ride nights before the summer is over!!

Come join us this Thursday at 6:30 until dark for some roping practice on the sled!


Negative coggins and signed waiver required, cash or venmo

Don’t want to bring a horse or just want to swing by to see what we’re all about? Bring a chair and come hang out!

See you then!

07/14/2024

Take pride in your animals and property, and be a good representative of the sport we love so much!

Let’s talk stalls.

Your stall is a representation of you. The proper amount of bedding means you care. A clean stall (including how you store your tack) shows you like to keep things neat and tidy. Full, clean water buckets and full hay nets (unless giving meds which dictate you pull these for a period of time) shows you have basic understanding of welfare. All these show you care about your image, how you present yourself, your horse, and the sport.

But a stall with no water or hay and full of manure and muck means you’re full of….well, we won’t go into details.

Not picking your stall and forcing your horse to stand in its own filth says a lot about you, your lack of respect for the sport, and most importantly your lack of respect for the horse. A properly kept stall is the most basic task every horseman should be capable of perfecting and should be done without complaint. A properly tended stall is a horseman’s sign of a horse that’s properly cared for.

📸 of a stall after 24hrs

06/28/2024

Only a little bit dry and dusty here on the beaches of Dearing 😅

Who got some of that rain yesterday??

06/12/2024

Still have a few boys left 💙

06/11/2024

Private arena rental available in Dearing.

Big arena, quiet environment, low fee. Perfect for getting your youngsters out!

06/05/2024

UPDATES GUIDELINES AVAILABLE 📢

The AAEP has issued revised Internal Parasite Control Guidelines to help minimize the risk of parasitic disease and maintain the effectiveness of current drugs for as long as possible by delaying further development of anthelmintic resistance.

The updated guidelines account for recent advances in knowledge concerning increased anthelmintic resistance and optimization of parasite control management practices. They also address common misconceptions and offer parasite control program recommendations for senior horses (over 15 years old), mature horses (between 5 and 15 years old), and young horses (under 5 years old).

Read more at: https://aaep.org/post/aaep-publishes-updated-internal-parasite-control-guidelines/

The guidelines were reviewed and updated by the AAEP Internal Parasite Control Guidelines Task Force, chaired by Dr. Nielsen and comprised of 10 AAEP members predominantly board certified in veterinary internal medicine, veterinary parasitology and/or veterinary microbiology. We thank them for their incredibly important work!

05/31/2024

Okay friends!

Our Bloodhound puppies from our rescue mama are 6 weeks on Monday, and going for their shots, dewormer, and microchips next week!!

We are now taking reservations ❤️

Please message me here or my personal profile to set up a time to come meet them!

They will be 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ and come with their collar, tag, and fully vetted.

05/17/2024

We had a great time at the equine nutrition class held by Smith Farm Supply at Whitaker Farm! We are looking forward to many more classes in the future!

05/16/2024

A big storm blew through earlier but left us with the most beautiful cool evening 😍

05/14/2024

Here’s your sign to check your horse’s f***l egg count with your vet and deworm accordingly….

First picture was last summer. I tried everything to get her tail to grow…. loose braids, tail bag, MTG, washing every week, different supplements, changing feed, adding more protein, sprays, oils, I dewormed twice yearly, the list goes on.

Finally realized to check her f***l…. 2,148 eggs per gram (extremely high) 😅

Second pic is her growth after giving her a PowerPac last month.

Finally getting a thick and healthy mane and tail! She’s shinier all around, lost her pot belly, top line starting to improve.

Check f***ls!!