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Horse Ranch With Housing Jobs (NOW HIRING)

Ranch Hand

Freer, TX

$13.75 - $18.50/hr

... horses and other large animals. Assisting with doctoring sick animals as needed, fence repair ... Competitive Salary Medical/Dental Insurance Benefits 401K Housing Available

Ranch Hand

Freer, TX · On-site

$13.75 - $18.50/hr

... horses and other large animals. Assisting with doctoring sick animals as needed, fence repair ... Competitive Salary Medical/Dental Insurance Benefits 401K Housing Available

Ranch Hand

Freer, TX · On-site

$13.75 - $18.50/hr

... horses and other large animals. Assisting with doctoring sick animals as needed, fence repair ... Competitive Salary Medical/Dental Insurance Benefits 401K Housing Available

Ranch Hand

Loomis, WA · On-site

$18 - $22/hr

Move cattle on horseback, roping and doctoring cattle as necessary * Construct and maintain fence ... Experience working with AI * High school diploma or general education degree (GED) WAGE RANGE: $18 ...

Ranch Hand

Fredericksburg, TX · On-site

$25 - $30/hr

... comes with caring for a well-maintained ranch property. Because housing is not provided and ... including feeding horses, longhorn cattle, and the ranch dog, filling wildlife feeders, and ...

NY · On-site

$120 - $170/hr

Rocking Horse Ranch Resort, an award winning all inclusive resort in the Hudson Valley, is seeking ... with Starguard first aid protocols and document incidents properlyAddress guest and staff ...

Ranch Hand

Willow City, TX · On-site

$25 - $30/hr

... comes with caring for a well-maintained ranch property. Because housing is not provided and ... including feeding horses, longhorn cattle, and the ranch dog, filling wildlife feeders, and ...

... comes with caring for a well-maintained ranch property. Because housing is not provided and ... including feeding horses, longhorn cattle, and the ranch dog, filling wildlife feeders, and ...

Elementary Teacher

Hudson, FL · On-site

$45K - $50K/yr

Hope Ranch Learning Academy is a private Christian school in Hudson, Florida set on a horse ranch serving students with unique abilities. We are seeking Elementary Lead Teachers who are passionate ...

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How much do horse ranch with housing jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for horse ranch with housing in the United States is $17.39, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $19.47 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a horse ranch with housing?

A Horse Ranch with Housing is a type of job or employment arrangement where workers, such as ranch hands, caretakers, or trainers, are provided with on-site living accommodations as part of their compensation. These positions typically involve caring for horses, maintaining ranch facilities, and performing various tasks related to animal welfare and ranch operations. Housing can range from shared bunkhouses to private apartments or homes, and is often included to attract workers to rural or remote locations. This arrangement allows employees to live close to their work and immerse themselves fully in ranch life.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a horse ranch worker with housing?

To thrive as a Horse Ranch Worker with Housing, you need hands-on experience with horse care, ranch maintenance, and basic animal husbandry, often supported by knowledge of farm safety and handling practices. Familiarity with farm equipment, feeding systems, and sometimes certifications in equine care or first aid are beneficial. Strong communication, reliability, and adaptability are key soft skills for collaborating with ranch staff and responding to animal needs. These abilities ensure the well-being of the horses, efficient ranch operations, and a safe, supportive living and working environment.

What are the typical work hours and living arrangements like for employees on a horse ranch with provided housing?

Employees working on a horse ranch with provided housing can expect early mornings and physically demanding days, often starting before sunrise to care for the horses and maintain the property. Work schedules may include weekends and holidays, given the need for daily animal care. Housing is typically shared or private accommodations on or near the ranch, fostering a close-knit team environment. Living onsite allows for quick response to emergencies and can offer a unique rural lifestyle, but it also means adapting to communal living and respecting ranch rules. This setup is ideal for those who value hands-on work and enjoy being part of a small, supportive team.

What is the difference between Horse Ranch With Housing vs Horse Trainer?

AspectHorse Ranch With HousingHorse Trainer
CredentialsExperience with horse care, possibly certifications in equine managementEquine training certifications or experience preferred
Work EnvironmentRanch setting, includes housing, outdoor work, general farm dutiesTraining arenas, stables, outdoor riding areas, focus on training activities
Employer & IndustryEquine farms, ranches, breeding facilitiesRiding schools, equine training centers, private owners

Horse Ranch With Housing involves managing a ranch environment with housing included, focusing on general horse care and farm duties. Horse Trainer specializes in training horses, often working in arenas or training facilities. While both roles require equine experience, the ranch role emphasizes farm management, whereas the trainer role centers on horse behavior and training skills.

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Infographic showing various Horse Ranch With Housing job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 2% Locum Tenens, 48% Full Time, 20% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 29% Contract. Highlights an 98% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $36,173 per year, or $17.4 per hour.

Trainer/Caretaker - Private 3 Horse Ranch

EquiStaff

Santa Fe, NM

$65/hr

Full-time

Medical, PTO

Posted 18 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Exercise the horses in the arena and on the trails on a daily schedule in collaboration with the Barn Manager and Owner.

  • Maintain the highest standards of horse care by feeding, grooming, checking for health issues, and providing daily care including Theraplate use.

  • Monitor horses for signs of illness or injury and treat accordingly, including performing basic first aid and bandaging.


Job description

About the Facility 
Situated on ~300 acres outside of the center of Santa Fe, NM, this beautiful private ranch is complete with a 10 stall barn, outdoor riding arena, and 8 miles worth of private trails for the resident horses and their humans to enjoy! Providing a forever home for the family's 3 horses, this ranch will soon grow to include cattle grazing on the pasture land and a small armada of donkeys to protect them. Located less than 20min from the heart of Santa Fe, this property provides a unique blend of tranquil ranch living but convenient access to civilization!

Job Description 
We are looking for a compassionate, experienced equestrian to join this facility as the Trainer/Caretaker of the owner's 3 forever horses and companion donkeys. Aged in their early teens, the horses here have been trained up under Parelli principals, and do not have any competition goals or rigorous demands. This person will be responsible for exercising the horses on a daily basis in the arenas and on the trails, along with maintaining the highest standards of care alongside the rest of the 4 person team. With a typical work schedule running 7:30am-4:00pm just 4 days per week including weekendsthere are generally at least 2 individuals working in the barn at all times. The ideal individual will have an easygoing personality but be accustomed to providing meticulous care for the horses at all times. This person must be well experienced in western riding principals, and have a gentle, horses-first mentality. 
There is a team of maintenance professionals who handle all facility upkeep, fence fixing, etc - and the cattle are not the responsibility of this individual beyond basic oversight in the event of an emergency. This is truly a position centered around providing the best possible care for the 3 horses on-site for the duration of their lifetimes!

This is NOT a leadership position. There will be no training or management of additional staff, and applicants MUST be willing to observe and adhere to the existing structures and quiet nature of the team here.

Job Duties
- Feed horses - 2x/day for gain and 4x/day for hay
- Bring horses and donkeys to/from turnout
- Stall Cleaning Daily
- Check horses' feet before and after turnout and working
- Groom and provide care for horses, including daily Theraplate use
- Exercise horses both in the arena and on the trails on schedule in collaboration with the Barn Manager and Owner ~1hr per ride, 2 horses per day
- Monitor for any signs of illness, injury, or various other equine ailments - and treat accordingly
*Ability to perform night check duties for additional income is possible!

Job Requirements 
- Minimum 5 years professional working experience in an established equestrian program
- Minimum 8 years riding experience ideally focused in the Western industry 
        *Familiarity with Parelli training methods is preferred but not required
- Must be comfortable signing a 1 year commitment in this role
- Must be capable of driving a 3 horse gooseneck trailer in event of emergency
- Must be willing to follow detailed care instructions and uphold owner's standards of horsecare at all times
- Must be willing to work weekends
- Must be able to bandage and provide basic first aide for horses
- Easygoing, collaborative teamwork attitude
- Willing to do all aspects of horse care 
- Possess a strong attention to detail and high care standards for horses
*Bonus if familiar with rehab modalities - i.e. massage, laser, PEMF, theraplate, etc
*Bonus is comfortable and able to give IV/IM injections

Benefits
- $65/hr with an average 35hour work week for an expected base comp totaling around $115,000
- 50% employer paid health insurance
- Relocation Stipend Available
- 4 day work week 
- PTO structure
- 1hr paid lunch daily
- Ability to make additional income with night check responsibilities

Housing
Applicants must be willing to source their own housing within 45min of the ranch which is located less than 30min South of Santa Fe