OUR DIY LQ HORSE TRAILER I’ve been really surprised with how many people want to see the LQ trailer we put together and how it works because well she’s kind … Continue Reading »
Carbon Monoxide Detector in your Trailer
Carbon Monoxide Detector – The Most Important Item in every LQ horse trailer –Â As published in the October issue of Horsemen’s Corral Fabulous weather is here and camping, rodeos, and … Continue Reading »
Halters for Horses and Mules
Horse Halters – How and why! If you’ve got a horse, or a mule, you have a halter. It may be plain, fancy, or have special uses, but you’ve got … Continue Reading »
Getting Ready for Winter
Getting Ready for Winter doesn’t have to be a rush and a hassle. Â We use the time change as our cue to wrap up winter preparations. Here’s our main list … Continue Reading »
Coleman Classic Stove – Review
Coleman Classic Stove model 425E A good picnic-table stove for horse camping doesn’t have to be complicated to be great. It should cook food and boil water quickly, and be … Continue Reading »
Help Your Horse Cross Water
How to Help Your Horse Cross Water As published by the Northwest Horse Source, Oct. 2020 Dihydrogen Monoxide is colorless, odorless, tasteless, and kills uncounted thousands every year. Cocoa knows … Continue Reading »
Tips for Your Backcountry Trip
5 Tips for Your Backcountry Trip Riding and camping in the backcountry is the ultimate way to experience less traveled wilderness. When you’re exploring new areas, it pays to be … Continue Reading »
Knives for Horsemen
Knives for Horsemen As published in West Coast Horsemen Magazine – Sept 2020 edition I’m a big believer in every horseman having a sharp, easily accessible, knife on them when … Continue Reading »
Backcountry Electric Fence
Backcountry Electric Fence Recently I had the opportunity to pack into Oregon’s Eagle Cap Wilderness with a team of USFS packers. Working with them gave me many ideas to try … Continue Reading »
BearVault – A Review
The BearVault – A Review The BearVault – a better way to deter bears. Like many horse campers when I first started packing into areas with food storage regulations, I … Continue Reading »