Greetings and Salutations! We’ve had a lot of people asking for more frequent updates on newly added Horse Trails and Horse Camping areas, new GPS tracks, and more! Here it … Continue Reading »
Rustlers Gulch
Enjoy a few minutes with the TrailMeister at the Rustlers Gulch area in eastern Washington.
Top Four Reasons to Horse Camp – July Newsletter
Top 4 Reasons to Horse Camp It’s July!  So there you go; my top four reasons to camp with horses. What are yours? Share them with us on Waking up … Continue Reading »
Haney Meadow – A Fabulous PNW Destination
Haney Meadow – A Fabulous PNW Destination As Published in The Northwest Horse Source – July 2016 (47.311330, -120.533608) Summer is here with campfires, sultry evenings, and fabulous food. But … Continue Reading »
As Simple as Hello
As Simple as Hello Robert”TrailMeister” Eversole Northeast Chapter BCHW There’s an expression in French: Simple comme bonjour, “simple as hello”. Do you greet the folks that you’re sharing the trail … Continue Reading »
Hot Weather Problems – HorseNRanch
Hot Weather Problems As published by HorseNRanch Magazine June 2016 One of the main ways that a horse cools himself is by sweating and utilizing evaporation of sweat to dissipate … Continue Reading »
Ready for an “Eventful” Ride?
Ready for an “Eventful” Ride? By Robert Eversole As published in Issue Two – 2016 of The The Icelandic Horse It seems that it was just yesterday that I had the … Continue Reading »
Ten Reasons to Start Planning Your Own Backcountry Trip
Ten Reasons to Start Planning Your Own Backcountry Trip As published in the June 2016 issue of Western Mule Magazine June. It’s the halfway point through the year, home to … Continue Reading »
How to Choose a Riding Partner – June 2016 TrailMeister Newsletter
The TrailMeister Difference It’s hard to believe that it’s already June. It’s time to ride! After teaching trail riding safety since January, in locations across the country, I’m ready … Continue Reading »
Ingredients for Highline Success
If you’re an experienced horse camper, or want to be an experienced horse camper, you’ve most likely either used or have heard of the “high line”. Done well a highline … Continue Reading »