The farm business was formed in 1982 by company's founder Libby Bricker, a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University and Twilight School of Horsemanship. Years as a camp riding program director, instructor and assistant stable manager furthered her involvement with horses and developed a desire to share this enjoyment of them. Many years of experience in the field observing horses and horsemen has provided valuable insights and further emphasizes that you never stop learning.

 ~ listen to your horse, you can learn a lot from him ~

In 1999 the farm moved to our new and current location on Route 113. Situated on 147 acres of abandoned hillside fields and tree lined fence rows, Rustic Man Farm has several brooks and a small pond. Abundant wildlife includes deer, turkey, bear and moose. Once called "Little Hill" visitors often call it a mountain. There is an operating sugar bush run by Libby's son William Bricker. Passamaquoddy Tack Shop is housed in a gazebo built on the old silo base. The Main barn is several hundred feet behind the shop surrounded by paddocks and round pens. A large riding ring is conveniently near the barn. The long drive winds from the road barn across the brook to a generous parking area and picnic grounds. At the top of the drive is our log cabin surrounded by pasture and of course the horses.

Dos Equis says
  " Don't forget to call before you come!"