PM Equine & Homestead

11/29/2025

If you’ve never made bourbon pecan pie with duck eggs… darlin’, you have not lived. 😌🥧✨

Here at PM Equine & Homestead, we don’t just bake pies — we elevate them. Step one: grab your duck eggs (because store-bought chicken eggs could never), a splash of bourbon that smells like it could solve all life’s problems, and enough Karo syrup to glue a saddle together.

Duck eggs make the filling richer, the texture smoother, and the whole pie taste like it got a warm hug from heaven itself. Add that bourbon? Suddenly this ain’t just dessert — it’s a whole personality.

So if your kitchen counter looks like this… 👀
You’re officially on your way to the best pie ever — PM Equine style. 🤠🍳🥧

Now excuse me while I go taste-test the filling “just to be sure.”

11/27/2025

🦃🍂 Happy Thanksgiving from PM Equine & Homestead! 🍂🦃
Today we’re extra thankful for the little things that make this life sweet — muddy boots, good horses, warm barns, and the folks who support our crazy, dusty, heart-filled journey.

Thank you for cheering us on, sharing in the wins, the lessons, and all the moments in between. This homestead dream grows because of you.

We hope your day is full of good food, good company, and maybe a horse hug or two. 🤎
From our barn to yours — Happy Thanksgiving!

— PM Equine & Homestead 🐴🦆🐓🐈‍⬛🐶

11/25/2025

If you’ve ever priced out a round pen, you know it’s the moment every horse person goes from “I’ve got this” to staring at their phone like they just discovered their horse has a secret credit card.
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Round pens are basically the gym membership for your horse—except THEY actually use it. Perfect for groundwork, c**t starting, fixing attitudes, and reminding your horse that yes, in fact, you are in charge (…or at least trying).
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But the price? Oh honey. Average cost runs from $1,200 to $4,000+, depending on how fancy you get. At this point I’m convinced round pen panels are forged from recycled unicorn horns and lightly seasoned with gold dust.
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And since I love chaos, goals, and poverty, the next big purchase for PM Equine & Homestead is officially a 60 ft round pen.
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So if you see me gazing into the distance like I’m doing complex math… I am. I’m calculating how many eggs, pictures, and questionable life choices it takes to afford a metal circle.

11/21/2025

Ranger Danger being a good guy for our favorite farrier.

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11/19/2025

Ranger did not want to participate in my photo op shenanigans 😂🐴

Share your favorite selfie with your pony or your favorite pic of your pony below 👇🏻

11/19/2025

Check out thePMequine’s video.

11/17/2025

11/11/2025

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11/11/2025

“Tell me everything.” - Puddles, probably.

11/08/2025

November is a month of gratitude but also great loss and remembrance here at PM Equine. This is Master Sergeant Buddy, also know as Sarge, piggerpiller, piller, Buddy, and a domestic terrorist who destroyed approximately 6 pairs of eye glasses in his lifetime. Sarge was an April Fools puppy who stole my heart on my 22nd birthday. He was the sweetest boy who loved to play, “sing” along with sirens, play with his bestest buddy Patches, destroy eye glasses, and enjoy French fries with his granpa.

We lost Sarge to canine leukemia on November 8, 2021. My sweet boy was only 7 years old. Not a day goes by that I don’t miss his little wet nose nudging his way under my elbow or his barking for treats.

Give your fur baby some extra snuggles and French fry or two for Sarge today ❤️

Please enjoy some pictures of my baby over the years

Master Sergeant Buddy
April 1, 2014 - November 8, 2021

11/03/2025

Today we want to remember the horse who started it all ❤️ Cuatro Remolinos also known as Four, Tornado, Handsome, and Bubba. We got to love him for 20 years and I will be eternally grateful for the lessons he taught me, the confidence he gave me, the times he humbled me, and everything in between.

Four had a sinusoidal hemangioma that bled off and on throughout his life, we had pretty good control over it for a good 15 or so years. The last year of his life the tumor in his sinus started growing again and began not only bleeding again but putting pressure on his brain causing neurological symptoms similar to EPM to affect him.

Four is the reason we got into using the Equiresp Nebulizer - our wonderful friend Jackie taught us about that - and eventually brought us to Pulse PEMF and red light therapy. He was also a big part of mine and Pake’s relationship in the early days. For all the sorrow and pain, I wouldn’t trade one minute of the time I got to love my boy. Please enjoy some moments of the last two years of his life 🥹❤️

Cuatro Remolinos 🐴
March 6, 1994 - November 3, 2020