Treated wood specifically intended for being in contact with soil. Also if you make sure the soil in the pit area is quick draining that will help as well.
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Treated wood specifically intended for being in contact with soil. Also if you make sure the soil in the pit area is quick draining that will help as well.
Rebecca you would want to use pressure treated lumber for your horseshoe pit. Here is a link with instructions from Bob Vila in case you need them:
https://www.bobvila.com/articles/how-to-build-a-horseshoe-pit/