We’ve been getting a lot of questions about our hay feeders, so we decided to put all the information together in one place for you to read. These are what we have been using for the last 3.5 years. They are homemade slow feeder hay nets and we love them! We first read about them […]
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Sessions Begin Next Week!
By Nicole Wilson Winter is finally gone and spring is upon us! Sessions start next week and we are prepping for the beginning of a new year. Elisha and I played with some of the horses this past week and they were wonderful!
Meet Midnight and Napoleon!
By Nicole Wilson Recently we were blessed with two new additions to our herd, Midnight and Napoleon. We recently helped a friend of ours purchase a horse trailer, and got to know the man selling it fairly well in the process. He told us that he had a heart attack a year ago and his […]
Awesome Volunteers!
Written by Nicole Wilson A few weeks ago we had a great group of volunteers come out with the Youth Service Bureau from Crawfordsville. What a fun, hardworking group they were!
Sessions Have Begun!
Written by Nicole Wilson Last week marked the start of sessions here at Achaius Ranch! We will be open for sessions now through November. Sessions are: ALWAYS free Last 90 minutes Involve one child, one trained adult, and one horse Range from grooming, to playing games, to riding Are tailored to the interests, abilities and […]
Horse Training Has Begun!
Written by Nicole Wilson May is approaching fast, which means sessions will begin in no time! The horses have been on vacation all winter, enjoying the break and the cool weather. Now they’re ready to start meeting more kids and making friends! Because they’ve had such a long break, I’ve been going out a couple […]
News From the Ranch
Written by Nicole Wilson Many things have happened in the last few months since Cornstock: Finnian Wilson was born on November 11th, 2 1/2 weeks early, weighing 6 lbs. 5 oz.! He had fun meeting the herd for the first time! They sure were curious of him, and Patrick wanted to nibble on him, which […]