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Red Horse Mountain Ranch

Ranch Hand

Harrison, ID · On-site

$12 - $14/hr

This Ranch Hand position is part of the core team of our ranch, so they would play an important ... Chainsaw work - hiking up horse trails in the mountains with chainsaw and other gear. * Long term ...

Bell Mountain Ranch Equestrian Center - Colorado Saddlery

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Ranch Manager

Castle Rock, CO · On-site

$40K - $50K/yr

Key Responsibilities Horse & Barn Management · Oversee daily operations of the Equestrian facility ... The Ranch Manager is responsible for overseeing all daily ranch operations, supervising staff ...

Killam Ranch Properties., Ltd.

Ranch Hand

Freer, TX

$13.75 - $18.50/hr

Ranch Hand duties would include riding pastures to check for sick cattle, horses and other large animals. Assisting with doctoring sick animals as needed, fence repair, shredding, tree trimming and ...

Killam Ranch Properties., Ltd.

Ranch Hand

Freer, TX

$13.75 - $18.50/hr

Ranch Hand duties would include riding pastures to check for sick cattle, horses and other large animals. Assisting with doctoring sick animals as needed, fence repair, shredding, tree trimming and ...

CCMC Community Management

Ranch Hand

Prescott, AZ · On-site

$14.75 - $20/hr

Horse, at a minimum livestock experience is required. Qualifications: * Must have reliable transportation. * Equestrian, farm, ranch experience preferred. * Must be willing to work in all weather ...

CCMC Community Management

Ranch Hand

Prescott, AZ · On-site

$14.75 - $20/hr

Horse, at a minimum livestock experience is required. Qualifications: * Must have reliable transportation. * Equestrian, farm, ranch experience preferred. * Must be willing to work in all weather ...

Killam Companies

Ranch Hand

Freer, TX · On-site

$13.75 - $18.50/hr

Ranch Hand duties would include riding pastures to check for sick cattle, horses and other large animals. Assisting with doctoring sick animals as needed, fence repair, shredding, tree trimming and ...

Agri Beef

Ranch Hand

Loomis, WA

$18 - $22/hr

The Ranch Hand is responsible for completing daily operations at Agri Beef's ranch in Loomis, WA ... Move cattle on horseback, roping and doctoring cattle as necessary * Construct and maintain fence

Agri Beef

Ranch Hand

Loomis, WA · On-site

$18 - $22/hr

The Ranch Hand is responsible for completing daily operations at Agri Beef's ranch in Loomis, WA ... Move cattle on horseback, roping and doctoring cattle as necessary * Construct and maintain fence

D.R. Horton, Inc

Ranch Hand

Fort Stockton, TX

$14 - $18.75/hr

Ranch and dude horses are kept near the headquarters and checked daily, but infrequent horseback work * Perform maintenance such as oil change, batteries, and tires for ranch trucks and ATV'

REDSTONE RANCH LLC

Horse Trainer

Pompano Beach, FL

Part-Time Horse Trainer RedStone Ranch RedStone Ranch is looking for an experienced and motivated Part-Time Horse Trainer to join our team! We are seeking someone with strong knowledge in both ...

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How much do horses ranch jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 20, 2026, the average hourly pay for horses ranch 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 are horse ranchers?

Horse ranchers are professionals who manage and care for horses on a ranch. Their responsibilities typically include breeding, feeding, training, and ensuring the overall health and well-being of the horses. They may also handle ranch operations such as maintaining facilities, overseeing staff, and managing pastures. Some horse ranchers specialize in raising horses for specific purposes, such as racing, riding, or working livestock. This job often requires extensive knowledge of animal care, business management, and agriculture.

What is the difference between Horses Ranch vs Horses Trainer?

AspectHorses RanchHorses Trainer
CertificationsEquine management, ranching certificationsEquine training certifications, riding instructor licenses
Work EnvironmentRanches, farms, outdoor settingsTraining facilities, stables, outdoor arenas
Industry UsageRanching, agriculture, tourismEquine training, riding instruction, competitions

Horses Ranch involves managing and caring for horses on a ranch, focusing on daily operations, feeding, and general care. Horses Trainer specializes in training horses for riding, competitions, or specific disciplines. While both roles require equine knowledge, ranch work emphasizes overall horse care and management, whereas trainers focus on behavioral training and riding skills.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Horse Ranch Manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Horse Ranch Manager, you need expertise in equine care, facility management, and business operations, often supported by experience in animal science or agriculture. Familiarity with farm equipment, equine management software, and knowledge of safety and regulatory standards are typically required. Strong leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills distinguish top performers in this role. These skills ensure the health of the horses, efficient ranch operations, and overall business success.

What are some common challenges faced by employees working at a horse ranch, and how can they prepare for them?

Working at a horse ranch often involves physically demanding tasks such as mucking stalls, feeding, grooming, and exercising horses, sometimes in varying weather conditions. Employees may also encounter unpredictable animal behavior and must be vigilant to ensure safety for themselves and the horses. To prepare, it's important to have a good level of physical fitness, a willingness to work outdoors, and a basic understanding of horse handling and safety practices. Building strong communication skills is also helpful, as ranch work typically requires close collaboration with other team members and sometimes with veterinarians or clients.
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Ranch Hand

Ranch Hand

Red Horse Mountain Ranch

Harrison, ID • On-site

$12 - $14/hr

Temporary

Medical, PTO

Posted 17 days ago

Job description

We are looking to add another Ranch Hand to our team, with the hopes of it being full time! This position is perfect for someone who enjoys manual labor, working outdoors, and wants to learn and grow in all aspects of ranch work.
Although some skills like carpentry and how to use a chainsaw would be preferred, we are all about training the right person who has a great attitude and excellent problem solving skills.
This Ranch Hand position is part of the core team of our ranch, so they would play an important role with the planning, improvement, and future of the ranch. In addition to that they are expected to help lead the seasonal team with the other core team members by being the example of our core values and mission!
Benefits
We are hoping to move this position into a full time role after the summer ends. Full time comes with health insurance, and generous paid time off. You also have the benefit of working with a great team in a very unique and beautiful location! Compensation is based on using the on -site housing with meals. If on site housing is not needed, please note this on your application.
What Your Day Will Look Like:
You Will Be Doing Ranch Maintenance Tasks:
  • Fixing cabin related issues that come up with our guest cabins and lodge
  • Addressing maintenance issues at the employee housing
  • Carpentry projects
  • Chainsaw work - hiking up horse trails in the mountains with chainsaw and other gear.
  • Long term projects that come up - like building a horse lean-to structure or sanding and staining wood floors
  • Heavy lifting and moving of furniture and appliances and...you name it!
  • Taking out trash at various ranch locations and transporting
  • Handy work
  • Sanding and staining wood furniture and floors
  • Tractor work
  • Fixing flat tires
  • Oil Changes
  • Mending fence and digging holes for posts
  • ATV, Truck, Tractor, and small engine upkeep and maintenance
  • Manual labor of weeding, mowing, trimming, planting
  • Operating a riding lawn mower
  • Driving a landscaping truck and trailer to various locations
  • Loading and unloading various lawn care machines onto trailers and trucks
  • Watering plants
  • Loading brush and transporting

You Will Help Other Departments as Needed
  • Guest shuttling for mountain bike rides
  • Loading and unloading mountain bikes
  • Washing Dishes in Kitchen
  • Pulling traps for Sporting Clays
  • Maintenance and repair needs for all departments
  • Lead Lining Children on Horses
    • Help children ages 3-6 get on and off their horses
    • Hold lead rope and walk next to the child on horseback ride
    • Help child keep their feet in stirrups
    • Keep child engaged on horse

Other Things to Expect
  • Participating in our Unreasonable Hospitality Program - We like to go above and beyond in making memorable life moments happen for our guests. It is fun to see what everyone comes up with each week!
  • Helping in other departments (like dishes or helping the barn with shuttles) because everyone helps each other here. The people who have the best summers at our ranch are the ones who get to know the folks and duties in the other departments because they not only make new friends, but also learn to appreciate the hard work everyone is doing.
  • Yes, you get 2 days off a week here because we definitely value ME time! Sometimes, though, we may need someone to come in on their day off for some extra help if a fellow teammate is sick or the barn needs help with lead lining on our busy weeks. Extra hours are almost always available for our folks who prefer the 6-7 day work week.
  • Working one night a week doing things like running karaoke, bar backing, campfire, roping, serving wine dinner, or dishes.
  • Attending ranch meetings and training sessions so we can improve communication and you are prepared to be a successful team member here.
  • Doing assigned employee housing chores if you live on the property.

  • Having a positive attitude and being excellent at figuring out how to tackle the unique projects and problems that come up at a ranch!
  • Willingness to learn and grow in all aspects of ranch work - whether that is carpentry projects or auto mechanics
  • Enjoy manual labor jobs and working outdoors in all the elements
  • Have some knowledge of how to operate tools and a desire to learn more about them
  • Physically fit and capable of all Ranch Hand duties
  • Ability to drive large trucks and ATVs
  • Be able to lift 75+ pounds and work 45-55 hours/week
  • Work with minimal supervision and use checklists
  • Comply with our ranch policies and procedures in our ranch manuals and handbooks
  • Able to demonstrate good communication skills with peers and guests
  • Willing to help in other departments as needed
  • Able to laugh and have fun!
  • Show proof of First Aid / CPR certification or pass certification on arrival
  • Must be a citizen of The United States of America or possess a current and appropriate working visa
  • Hold a valid drivers license with a clean driving record
  • Be at least 21 years of age

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