To hire a Ranch Hand in The Sims 4 Horse Ranch, just click on the Community Board and select the option to hire one.
Alternatively, you can use the Phone icon, choose Hire a Service, and then click on Ranch Hand.
Running a ranch with horses is undoubtedly a handful, and you’ll probably need some assistance.
With so much to do, like feeding, grooming, and dealing with piles of poop, having some help is essential.
What Does a Ranch Hand Do in The Sims 4?
So, what does a Ranch Hand do in The Sims 4?
When you hire one, you’ll get a notification detailing their assigned tasks and their work hours.
Ranch Hands are your reliable workers who’ll take care of your animals.
From feeding your horses to cleaning their stalls, they’ve got it covered.
If you’re aiming to be the top horse breeder in Chestnut Ridge, having a few Ranch Hands is essential to keep your animals well-fed and happy while you focus on training for that upcoming competition.
And guess what? Ranch Hands are multitaskers!
They can help fix broken stuff around your lots, take care of your plants, and even turn horse manure into valuable fertilizer.
Moreover, Ranch Hands can repair broken appliances and furniture.
You can assign them specific tasks or disable particular tasks you don’t want them to take care of.
How Much Does Hiring a Ranch Hand Cost?
Now, let’s talk costs.
Hiring a Ranch Hand comes with a flat fee of $100. Each hour they stay on your ranch adds an extra 12 Simoleons.
They work from 7 AM to 7 PM. That adds up to 144 Simoleons per day.
Oh, and don’t worry, they won’t join your household. They’re just there to lend a helping hand!
Should I Really Hire a Ranch Hand?
Whether or not to hire a Ranch Hand in The Sims 4 Horse Ranch depends on your gameplay preferences and goals.
Some players may enjoy the assistance and convenience of a Ranch Hand, while others may prefer to tackle all the tasks themselves.
If you have limited time to play or prefer to focus on specific activities in the game, hiring a Ranch Hand is an excellent idea.
Having a Ranch Hand can enhance the realism of running a horse ranch.
After all, horse ranch owners have helpers in the real world too.
But if you prefer a challenging and hands-on experience, managing all ranch tasks yourself without a Ranch Hand can offer a more engaging and rewarding gameplay experience.
Your Ranch Hand Can Quit the Job
If your Ranch Hand thinks that the ranch tasks you’ve assigned are too much, they may decide to quit the job.
You’ll get a notification that reads: I am used to hard work as a Ranch Hand, but I have standards, too. I’m heading to greener pastures.
Happy Simming!