It’s time we get back to the basics in Sherman Country. No one wants to see a fancy sports car driving down a dirt road. The shiny, flashy cars just don’t fit in around here. A horse is a much better option. Appaloosa, Quarter Horse, Clydesdale – whatever your breed of choice – is a much better fit when you want to make an entrance and be taken seriously.
Though, the grandstanding you do on a horse will get people talking. Just as you can come in with a bright red Mustang (car, that is), the same can be true if you ride up on a Mustang outfitted with shiny horseshoes, a braided mane, and more.
Riding a horse as opposed to driving a car shows that you have what it takes to survive in this crazy world we live in. As it’s been said, you don’t know teamwork until your partner is a 1200 pound free spirit. Put that on your resume and see where it gets you!
Will Rogers once said, “What this country needs is dirtier fingernails and cleaner minds.” He was absolutely right, and now it’s time that we dive in to see why. After all, we were Barn in the USA, and our fingernails are as dirty as they come. We wish we could say the opposite for our minds, but no one is perfect.
Dirt is Just Cowgirl Glitter
Dirt happens. We don’t always expect to get dirty, but working hard enough will cause that to happen. We can’t speak for everyone, but working hard for us usually means getting dirty. Muddy. Sweaty. But all of that just makes us look better. At least in our eyes. Maybe not in our noses.
Dirt is like glitter. The only difference is instead of being shiny and sparkly, we’re brown and flaky.
Hold your horses, though. That doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t be seen any differently. We worked hard to get this cowgirl glitter on us.
How, you might ask? We’re building Sherman housing on a daily basis. Some of the housing is for horses while some is for families. We don’t like to limit ourselves in Sherman Country.
It all comes down to making sure we offer a barndo that’s right for our residents.
It’s Time for the Mane Event
The mare stare: When resting bitch face isn’t enough.
Let’s be honest for a moment. We’ve all practiced our mare stare in the mirror before. It’s a way to prepare ourselves for the day. Tell ourselves that we’re a bad hombre and can handle anything that life may throw our way.
What do you do when someone insults your cowboy hat? That’s right. You give them the mare stare. 9 times out of 10, it works and the person backs down. That 10th time is what might get you into trouble. And since duelling is illegal in the United States, you’ll have to figure out another way to settle your differences.
That may be when you want to race your horse against whatever it is that they’re riding. If we had to guess, they’re actually driving, not riding. Fellow cowboys don’t insult each other’s hats. There’s a sacred code there.
When we don our cowboy hats, that’s when you know we mean business. We ride in on whatever horse we want with the kind of swagger that you only expect to see in Western movies.
It’s because we are confident that we have the best pole barns in the business. If you think a wooden shed or a cheap DIY kit is going to get the job done, let us introduce you to a barndo. We know we can convince you that we are the best ones for the job. After all, we don’t have billboards all around Sherman Country for nothing, do we? (Hint: we don’t.)
Yay or Neigh?
“Courage is being scared to death but saddling up anyway.” – John Wayne
There are plenty of ways to talk ourselves out of doing something. It’s why positive affirmations are so important.
Saddle up.
John Wayne likely got on plenty of horses that wanted to buck him off. He rode anyway. He held onto his hat. And if he was thrown off, he dusted off that dirt and got back on.
You have to ask yourself if you’re feeling brave. Yay or Neigh?
Can you get through the day without having a nervous breakdown? Yay or Neigh?
You should make sure you’re able to confidently answer “Yay” to both of those. It will ensure you focus on the best of the best.
We had our doubts for a few moments when we started Sherman. Then, we focused on quality craftsmanship and customizable floorplans. Now, we have the courage to enter the marketplace and tell you that we can build you the Sherman housing you’ve always wanted.
Talk Derby to Me
It’s time you get off your high horse (we have stools to help you) and talk to us about the kind of steel structure you might need. Being Barn in the USA, we know all about the various types of structures you may need, whether it’s for your farm, your home, your business, or anything else.
With the various types of Sherman housing we offer, you can get exactly what you need. We’ll customize a barndo, outfit an ag building, or create a garage like you’ve always wanted. It can withstand the elements, too.
Whether you want a dirt floor or not is up to you. It depends on how dirty you want to get. If it’s for your living space, we highly recommend you go with wood, concrete, or something else. While cowgirl glitter is fun to talk about, you don’t want it everywhere.
Call us up. Talk derby to us and let us know what you want. We’ll be ready to discuss anything from horses to old Western movies with you. You can even practice your best mare stare on us. Eventually, we’ll get around to talking about pole barns and all of that good stuff. As you chat to us, you’ll realize that we’re the right ones for the job.
