Small store but great selection! They also support a local horse rescue which I volunteer at so…read moreI'm a bit biased. They always have great customer service, they are ordering a pair of boots for me since they didn't' have my size in stock, very nice of them to do that. They pre-warned me that my boots would take a little bit longer since the supplier is closed for a short term but I appreciate them giving me that advanced warning. Good prices, easy to find, great products. Support your local small businesses!

The place is small & unassuming, but they have a lot of stuff, and a wide variety. The staff is…read morefriendly and conversational. The prices are expected, theres a lot of items you cant get anywhere else. I intend on bringing the whole family by next time we are in the neighborhood. It also would be a good place for birthday and Christmas shopping.

A Bit More Tack has been our family go-to place for Horse and stable-related items for years…read more Abbie Little has gone out of her way for my family over the years and it seems she does the same for others. The store is always extremely neat, clean, and well organized. All people we've encountered that work there have been among the most friendly people we know. I highly recommend A Bit More Tack!

From the owner: Every horse and rider needs A Bit More Tack.read more

Very nice English style tack shop with most everything that the equestrian needs. Great selection…read moreof saddlery and tack, including meds and wormers. Also good supply store for most stable needs. Off street parking is plentiful, although it may take a couple of extra turns to get into. Leave the trailer at home though. Staff are friendly and helpful.

Special thanks to Keliegh & Kathy. I bought a Wintec 250 all purpose saddle with all the bells &…read morewhistles. Their outstanding service made my trip from PA well worth my time & effort. Please give them a day off with pay & a massage. They're well worth it! I'll be back! :-) Lynn "Beauty" Browne, NREMT-BCMT New Park, PA

Fantastic experience. Purchased an English saddle for our daughter. Gentleman and lady their were…read morefantastic- very knowledgeable. I know where we will be going for further needs. Wide is also going to get her boots stretched as well. Pricing is very very competitive! highly recommend

From the owner: Carroll County Tack & Supply is a English & Western tack and clothing store. We offer consignment…read moreservices for tack, saddles, and more. With over 40 years in business we aim to provide our customers with a place they can go to for their equestrian needs.

This business is awesome. They have events for kids and adults to join in to. They are very…read morewelcoming. You will make great new friends. All the instructors are very kind. All the barn staff will help you with whatever you need.

This is a fantastic place to ride for kids and adults of any level. The staff/instructors are very…read moreknowledgeable and friendly! They have numerous programs for kids and even for adults who want to work with the barn staff and learn more about horses and their care. I give four stars only because the building itself needs updating, but the horses are beautifully cared for by people who have ridden and worked there for years. The land is lovely and riders can enjoy a terrific trail through the adjacent woods, as well. Lesson prices are commensurate with other local stables, and in my opinion, worth every penny! The atmosphere is laid back and friendly. If you've been intimidated by stable experiences, as I was in the past, this is the place for you! I've made new friends and really look forward to my visits to the Woodland!

I am new to the world of horses. The clerk here was patient, helpful, and honest. She told me what…read moreI needed to get, and what to avoid. She helped my kids get the proper sized boots and helmets. Its a shop on a horse farm. It felt like it. The shelves were dusted, the items orderly, and they had plenty to choose from. Learning to ride horses is not a cheap sport. This shop had some pretty good deals, and I night have saved about $50 over another place I was considering.

There are not a lot of options for horse tack and supplies in my neck of the woods, mostly I have…read moreto buy stuff online but sometimes you need something same day. Thank goodness for Woodland Tack Shop! its local and its pretty well stocked with the basics. The girls who work here are friendly and helpful they never throw you any attitude like some horse support services do. They have parking and often have a good selection of sale items and when I'm there i always end up picking up just a little more then I need. Bonus there's always a friendly furry pooch to greet you.

First time going there and what a wonderful experience, the staff was wonderful and I found great…read moredeals as well, I would go back for sure.

Horrible horrible horrible service! I have been a polite and reasonable customer. I ordered some…read moremountain horse rimfrost rider boots which are not cheap. When I got them I called and asked a question, my question was answered with incorrect information leading me to return the boots. Apparently at that time I was talking to an owner she said she would send out another pair of boots immediately but did not. When I should have received the replacement boots I got a call asking about the boots I returned...When I got the second pair of boots several weeks later they did not fit. If I had gotten correct information on the first pair of boots I would have kept them. I had already paid return postage, I have asked for a shipping label to return the second pair of boots. I have left approximately 8 unreturned emails, at least one unreturned voicemail, probably more, and had at least three people tell me they would call me back and have not. The last two times I have called have been during business hours and I didn't even get an answer! I used to work at Four Winds. Net and never in a million years would we have treated anyone like this!

PROS: this was a great horse shop. They not only sold saddles but they sold horse grooming…read moresupplies, treats, medical stuff, and more. It's owned by the Amish and you can see the man making the stuff in the other room CONS: the lady that ran the shop was very cold to us when we were in there OVERALL: if you have a horse and are looking for a ma and pa shop. Look no further. But beware, they only accept cash

Went looking for sleigh bells to hang on a door in my house. This is the place! Reasonably priced…read moreand great quality. Plan to revisit again in the future.

Beware: Frey Agricultural Products! 5/14 mulch delivery. Despite the driver having a "spotter:"…read moreoutside the truck, they still managed to veer off my driveway onto my rain soaked lawn and spun out leaving huge ruts, exposing a previously buried drainage pipe and cracking the asphalt. The delivery guys response, "throw some dirt on it". Called their office and got the "attitude". The owner Josh Frey called back the next day saying we should have known the grass was soft. (Guess he felt I assumed they were incapable of staying on a doublewide driveway.) He blew me off and refused to come out or send somebody. Emailed them photos 5/19; no response. Followed up 5/24 and 5/30. ZERO resposnse! Drove to their office on 5/30; they blew us off again. BEWARE dealing with this company. ZERO Customer Service! ZERO taking responsibility for property damage! Seems once they have your money; you should just fade away! Update: After creating a Nextdoor account to deal with this negligence, The owner of the company responded to our post (but not to our email) and stated: Sarah Frey Mt Airy/Unionville Mam, respectfully, our driver was simply trying to get to the spot you requested for the mulch to be unloaded. We have been in business for over 25 years. We do practice great customer service and thrive off of repeat customers. As you stated in your email, you yourselves have "been loyal customers for several years now and have recommended you all to neighbors because of the consistently excellent experience in the past." You are not happy with your service THIS TIME, and we understand that and we're sorry to hear that. The excessive rain we have gotten does not mix well with large trucks that are often wider than driveways, but you were never "blown off". Several of us at both of our locations have spoken with you on different occasions regarding this matter, you were not satisfied with that. *Also, we have not had any contact from the BBB. This clearly shows they aren't willing to fix the property damage they created and yes they. Their public response clearly supports my claims of them NOT offering even a minimum of customer service. If anything, they are hardly making a case for anyone to patronize their company.

From the owner: About Frey Agricultural Products, Inc. Frey Agricultural Products began to meet the agricultural…read moreneeds of our local community in Woodbine, Maryland. For years, we've worked hard to provide high-quality and affordable products as well as friendly, personable service you can trust. Our core values of passion, hard work, reliability, kindness, and integrity continue to guide us in conducting ourselves, both personally and professionally. In the ever-changing agricultural industry, we make sure that our values stay constant and drive us each and every day. As our business grows, we continue to remain focused on our local community and work to ensure that we are always providing the highest quality products and services possible.

I've been taking lessons here with contract instructor Britton Marcoe for over a month. It's been…read moreincredible. I came to LBF feeling intimidated because, although I've grown up riding Western, I'd never ridden English nor tacked a horse, even though I worked at a horse farm during college. LBF insists you tack your horse, get him or her out of the paddock, etc. It's a real experience that teaches you to respect the animals, the sport and joy of riding. Britton is awesome to work with; she's kind and patient but doesn't let you off the hook. She expertly manages to keep your self esteem afloat while forcing you to improve. The farm is a surprise--it sits at the end of a nicer housing development and you'd never know it was there unless you were looking for it. Mark, the owner, is very cool and laid back, trusting of his riders and instructors. There is one arena, there is no indoor riding. It's not the fanciest of farms but that's just perfect for a novice like me who is already feeling a bit unsure. The last thing I need is a group of prisses casting sideways looks my way because I'm unschooled in picking hooves. I highly recommend this farm and Britton in particular. It's a great addition to your life. While it's a bit expensive, compared to other riding clubs and farms it's a steal.

This is a tough update to post. I like the staff of LBF, I think it was a great place for a…read morebeginner rider, but... the owner recently increased the prices considerably. After a bit of outrage by all he changed his original increase from doubling prices to a $50 a month increase. I still have nothing but respect for the staff there and think it is a great place to learn to ride. As my daughter is getting more skilled, we have moved to an indoor arenas where she can jump snow or sun.