I buy hay from the owner, He is as nice as they come, never threatening in any way, but I pay what I owe on time , maybe that is the one guys problem read more

I have had a very positive stay at Decker Stables. While no place is perfect, the facility is undergoing long term renovations and the owner (who is really nice) works almost daily fixing fences, repairing the driveway, etc. It is true, the place needs a lot of work, but when things are broken the repairs are usually done the next day. Some of the pens get pretty muddy during the rainy season, but I have never seen a barn that doesn't. They feed and water once a day. You get 3 flakes of quality hay in the morning and evening, daily turnout during the warm months (weather permitting), three servings of shavings every week, an indoor and outdoor arena, and trails. They also have a really good trainer on site as well as a 4-H group, and the price of board is very, very reasonable. The staff has been very helpful and they really care about the horses. The other boarders are warm and welcoming and everyone works together. You really can't beat that! read more

This place is now Decker Stables. Use extreme caution if considering boarding here! They seem nice at first, but the "facility supervisor" who is rarely even there is quick to toss around bogus legal threats. Do not question how anything is from the many extension cords, poor communication, inconsistent turn out, inconsistent morning feeding times, or just anything in general. Amy will tell you to get out. And after you leave? You will be banned. But they won't tell you then. They will wait a couple months then send a threatening text with made up rules about how no previous boarder is ever permitted back on the property. Even if said boarder has permission from the actual property owner. (David, the owner, is actually a nice guy. Easy to get along with. Don't talk with him, though. Amy and Hope, the barn manager, will make up new rules and tell you he is not to be involved in anything. They even hide his number.) Remember, do not question how Amy and Hope use speakerphone to talk about boarders while Hope walks around the barn. Do not question why your horse is suddenly head shy. Do not question when the grain you set up for morning feed is still there the next night. Do not question why certain fields are left unused because a spot in the way back of them is still wet, but the field being used has mud up to the horses' knees at the gate. If you don't mind getting threatened and questionable care and safety for your horses then Decker Stables is the place for you! read more