HORSE Boarding

Pasture Horse Boarding $325/month

Horses love it here so much we usually stay full but check with us for openings! Serving primarily Barrow, Walton, Gwinnett, Oconee, and Clarke counties, we have over 75 acres available for horse boarding of mares and geldings to live together in the pasture. We proudly maintain an average of 3-4 acres-to-horse ratio which provides:

  • Ample natural forage for balanced nutrition
  • Healthier gut function and reduced colic risk
  • Lower stress from overcrowding
  • Stronger social dynamics within the herd
  • Better pasture quality and less soil compaction
  • Cleaner living conditions with reduced parasite load
  • Improved hoof health from varied terrain.   

 

The horses have access from a continuous water supply in the free flowing Apalachee River where they get to drink, play and enjoy the river. Top-quality grass and hay are provided at all times during winter months.

GOD’S NATURAL TRACK SYSTEM

With so much land and 3-4 acres-per-horse ratio, AVS has a natural track system which many places advertise as a premium feature, but few have it in a truly natural form like at Angus Valley, including:

  • Run in shelter
  • Water access
  • Natural track horse trail
  • Alley
  • Grazing
  • Logs for stepping over
  • Salt/minerals
  • Hard packed dirt
  • Wooden Bridge
  • Creek
  • River
  • Sandbar

 

We offer horse boarding in the most natural environment possible – just as God intended – promoting a healthier gut and better overall digestion for your horse. Ask your vet!

We support our troops! Military, veteran, service personnel and multi-horse discounts available. 

 

Full Horse Boarding

Currently Not Available. Our horses are well cared for in a safe environment.  Full board includes items listed above, plus daily turnout of 8-10 hours, stall cleaning once a day, and feeding twice a day.  Our stalls are 12′ x 12′ and have spacious tack rooms.  

Farrier

Scott Davis is our primary farrier, who has a modern day gentle approach, and natural understanding of horses. He communicates exceptionally well with horses. Scott Davis previously roped in the prelims at the World Show United States Team Roping Championship held in Oklahoma. Scott, his brother Kevin, and his farrier team do an excellent job.