Mason Creek Ranch
Horse Boarding Facility located in Inola, Oklahoma. Owned & operated by husband/wife duo Caleb & Maddy Mason.
Offering full care pasture & stall boarding, with access to a 70 x 140 square-foot indoor arena, hot-walker, round pens, & scenic pastures.
Every ranch has a crew…
Ours just happens to include a trick rider, a foreman turkey, a pool-loving pig, an attention-seeking calf, a gentle giant Belgian, and a handful of unpaid goats. 🦃🤠🐐🐷🐴
07/03/2026
The Battle of Skunk Ridge
July 3, 2026 | 5:15 A.M. – 8:30 A.M.
As dawn broke over Mason Creek Ranch, the peaceful morning was shattered by the first sighting of the enemy. Intelligence confirmed a force of six skunks had launched a coordinated invasion under the cover of darkness.
The first combatant was quickly cornered and imprisoned within the chicken coop, where it remained under heavy guard.
Meanwhile, three hostile forces occupied strategic positions throughout the barn, forcing the defenders to advance cautiously through the aisles, every step risking catastrophic chemical warfare.
The greatest challenge, however, lay within the feed room, where two determined skunks had barricaded themselves behind precious supplies. Negotiations failed. Retreat was not an option.
With conventional tactics proving ineffective, ranch command authorized the deployment of an unconventional weapon: Fourth of July smoke bombs. The colorful clouds rolled into the feed room like battlefield smoke, flushing the enemy from their fortress.
Victory, however, did not come without sacrifice.
In a brave but costly maneuver, Maddy drew the attention of the final holdouts, allowing the rest of the troops to maintain the offensive. She paid the ultimate price of the campaign—not with her life, but with a direct blast of the enemy’s most dreaded weapon. Though thoroughly skunked, she refused to abandon the mission.
By 8:30 A.M., the battlefield had been secured. The chicken coop was reclaimed. The barn liberated. The feed room retaken.
Casualties:
● Enemy: Six skunks successfully routed.
● Friendly forces: One ranch hand heavily scented.
● Morale: Surprisingly high.
● Ranch dogs and cats: Offered absolutely no meaningful assistance.
Thus ended the legendary Battle of Skunk Ridge, a three-hour campaign that will forever be remembered as the morning the ranch smelled like defeat… even in victory.
Ranch Weather Update: 5 inches of unexpected rain and feeding time has turned into a tubing adventure. 🌧️🛟😂
No days off on the ranch. If the horses need fed, we’ll find a way.
I’d say Caleb understood the assignment. 🤠🐴
06/19/2026
Happy Friday!! 🥳
We’re excited to introduce the Mason Creek Ranch Monthly Newspaper! 🐴🗞️
Each month, we’ll share:
🤠 Upcoming events and ranch plans
🐎 New horse and animal introductions
🦷 Scheduled visits from our equine professionals
🌾 Seasonal reminders and ranch updates
😂 Funny moments and ranch shenanigans featuring all your favorite animals
You’ll find the newspaper posted inside the barn and shared on our social media pages so you never miss an update.
This is what sits just 3 miles east of the proposed aluminum smelter in Inola, OK.
Sunsets reflected on still water. Horses grazing in open pastures. Wildlife finding refuge. Families building a life connected to the land.
This isn’t empty space waiting to be developed. It’s a living, breathing piece of rural Oklahoma.
We’re being told an aluminum smelter belongs just a few miles from homes, ranches, ponds, livestock, and the landscapes that make this community special. We disagree.
The view in this video isn’t just beautiful, it’s worth protecting.
Please pay attention, ask questions, attend meetings, and make your voice heard. Once places like this are changed, they’re changed forever.
We believe growth and industry have a place, but not at the expense of the land, animals, and communities that already exist here.
Protect our land. Protect our water. Protect our rural communities.
Garden growing. Dolly Honkin’ pond splashing. Hammah Montana getting hosed down. 🌞💦🪿🐷
Summer is in full swing at Mason Creek Ranch. 🤎
Preparing for battle, ranch style. ⚔️🐴
The girls have been hard at work desensitizing their horses and building confidence one battle at a time. If these horses can handle flying noodles and charging knights, they can handle just about anything. 😂
05/25/2026
Today we remember the heroes who gave everything for this country and the freedoms we enjoy every day. From all of us at Mason Creek Ranch, thank you to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. 🇺🇸
May we never forget the courage, honor, and dedication of those who served. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.
Rainy Saturday spent porch sitting with “Stuffy” the turkey 🥰🌦️🦃
05/19/2026
From the barn to the graduation stage! 🎓🤎🐴 We’re so proud of Eden and all she’s accomplished. It’s been special getting to watch her grow into such a hardworking, thoughtful, and determined young woman here at Mason Creek. Congratulations! 🥳
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18688 E 620 Road
Inola, OK
74036
Opening Hours
| Monday | 8am - 10pm |
| Tuesday | 8am - 10pm |
| Wednesday | 8am - 10pm |
| Thursday | 8am - 10pm |
| Friday | 8am - 10pm |
| Saturday | 8am - 10pm |
| Sunday | 8am - 10pm |