Terasa H.

Living on BC`s mower mainland, where property prices are at a premium and large tracts of land in some cases simply arent available, I see many horses living on less than a half acre. The wet climate also means lots of mud, so many horses boarded on large… Read more

Living on BC`s mower mainland, where property prices are at a premium and large tracts of land in some cases simply arent available, I see many horses living on less than a half acre. The wet climate also means lots of mud, so many horses boarded on large properties are confined to gravel pens for the worst of the winter anyways. It`d be nice if the horse in the article had a fenced corral. Other than that, as long as its being cared for and exercised, I dont see the big deal, besides that they have awful neighbours!
My own property is 1.2 acres and zoned for livestock (Its a residential neighbourhood though) I have a horse in my backyard, but luckily so do a lot of my neighbours, so Ive never recieved any real complaints. Read Less