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Like many Southern states, Virginia is horse friendly, with ample pastureland and stables to conquer any horse owner’s heart. For centuries, Virginians have relied upon horses for transportation, war, agricultural labor, breeding, hunting, shows, competitions as well as companionship. Virginia is a wonderful place to stable horses. Having a relatively mild winter and also a moderate climate all through the year, Southeastern Virginia, near Chesapeake Bay country along with the coastal region, is specially irresistible to a few who love horses.

This informative article contains more information about stabling horses in several counties at the coastal aspects of Virginia. A few of the less populated counties have an overabundance lenient laws regarding the stabling of horses for individual use — provided there is certainly ample land to correctly exercise and feed each horse. The harder densely populated counties I mention limit the quantity of horses per acre. Agriculturally zoned property falls under different regulations than residentially zoned horse properties and also for the most part — will never be addressed in this piece (unless the county only allows horses on agriculturally zoned properties or perhaps is mostly agricultural).

Information for each county was obtained through writeup on ordinances for every county or direct exposure to the planning office.

Horse Stabling Laws in Southeastern Virginia Counties