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I plan on bleaching everything once we get rid of him. So is this transferable through ground and bedding? I thought since it’s viral you would have to have some sort of saliva contact. Nose to nose or breeding contact. I didn’t think it would be carried from boots to one barn to another

He is our buck. We rented him out to someone that did not disclose the herpies virus was in her herd

It depends on what kind of fencing you have. You provide water and shelter they bring their herd over. Pretty simple most of the time. We have a creek running through our property so we put fence up and and rented ours out. You can also get that premier electric netted fence that goes up pretty...

If we were to rent our pasture out. I would charge an amount that covers maintenance to the pasture (reseeding, spraying for weeds..) and enough to cover cost of hay in winter. Owner is 100%reliable for vet and farrier issues and care of horse of it gets injured. I would charge extra if it needs...

it very much depends on your area. I grew up outside of chicago, my friends pay over $600/month for board. We are in wisconsin, in the country and I dont know anyone that pays more than $300/month for board. It'd depend on what hay you get and cost. My experience growing up in the horse world...

We rent our buck out and the last place that rented him just informed us that their herd has herpies. Nobody had a breakout while he was there but he was obviously exposed to it. We don’t want this in our herd and he is quarantined in his own barn for now. I can’t find information on this...