Our six-foot wide galvanized stock tank cost about $300 ... sound that’s kind of like a backyard waterfall as the water circulates. Want a quieter pool? Drill the top hole a bit lower so ...

Plus, unlike a full-sized above-ground pool, a stock tank option takes up significantly less space as well as less water, so ...

Traditionally used to water and feed animals, a stock tank can double as a DIY pool for folks on a budget (and/or who can appreciate a farm-chic aesthetic). These tanks are more permanent than ...

Installing a pool in your backyard can cost thousands of dollars — but doesn’t have to. Enter: stock tank pools, an affordable way to beat the heat. And yes, in case you’re wondering ...

A dearth of conventional pools has brought a new type of soaking apparatus to the forefront, aided by social media: the stock tank pool. Crafted from a galvanized metal tank traditionally used as ...

Recently, she and her husband have even built a bar and cabana—outfitted with a refrigerator, fan and teak benches—alongside their 6-foot-wide “stock tank pool.” No cattle have complained.

Blanchard said the most labor-intensive part of the project for her was putting the concrete pavers around the pool area. Now in their third season of stock tank pool ownership, the Kays and son ...

Of course, the “simple” solution would be to install a pool in your backyard, but that costs thousands of dollars — until now! Enter: stock tank pools, a trendy and affordable way to enjoy ...