Why Go Horse Camping? We love our horses and mules. We love trail riding and we love being outdoors. What could be better? Camping. While there is certainly something to … Continue Reading »
A Guide to Responsible Trail Use
Responsible Trail Use – A  Guide for Horsemen What you should know about responsible trail use through appropriate outdoors etiquette and ethics. If you’re new to trail riding, it’s easy to … Continue Reading »
Solar Power for the Horse Trailer
My Solar Power System for Horse Trailers When we started planning the Trailer Project one of the very first things that we looked into was a solar power system. The … Continue Reading »
Essentials of Trail Riding
The Essentials of Trail Riding – Back in the early 1930’s a group of mountaineers in the Pacific Northwest created the 10 Essentials; a list of items intended to: To … Continue Reading »
Why Icelandic Horse?
Why Icelandic Horses? The Virtues of the Icelandic Horse make for a Superb Trail Horse or Mule. As Published in the February 2020 issue of The Northwest Horse Source I’ve … Continue Reading »
Understanding Topo Maps
You probably already know that a compass and a paper map are part of the Ten Essentials. Understanding topo maps (short for topographic map) is every bit as essential. Your map … Continue Reading »
February 2020 Newsletter
TRAILS – TIPS – VIDEOS – REVIEWS – KNOTS  TRAILMEISTER IS YOUR EQUINE TRAIL RIDING RESOURCE 23 Items that belong in every 1st Aid Kit  Day Riding in Maryland! … Continue Reading »
Installing a Powered Roof Vent
Installing a Powered Roof Vent – The first cut is the hardest! One of the least sexy but most important additions to our horse trailer LQ build was the powered … Continue Reading »
Installing a roof vent – The first cut is the hardest!
Installing a Roof Vent – The first cut is the hardest! One of the least sexy but most important additions to our horse trailer LQ build was the powered roof … Continue Reading »
Why Learn 1st Aid
Why Learn 1st Aid We talk to great lengths about how to provide care for our horses and mules in case a ride becomes “eventful”. But we all too often … Continue Reading »