A is for Advocacy As Published in The Northwest Horse Source – September 2016 From January through July I have the unique privilege of speaking at equine expos across the … Continue Reading »
The Highline – A Recipe for Success
The Highline – A Recipe for Success As published in Western Mule Magazine July 2016 If you’re an experienced mule camper, or want to be an experienced mule camper, you’ve … Continue Reading »
A fabulous PNW Destination – Haney Meadow – THN July Aug 2016
A Fabulous PNW Destination – Haney Meadow As published in the July/August issue of The Trailhead News Summer is here but where to go? Living in the Pacific Northwest we’re … Continue Reading »
Mustangs at South Steens – West Coast Horsemen July 2016
As published by West Coast Horsemen – July 2016– Mustangs at South Steens What better symbol of the “west” than a wild mustang galloping magnificently across a sage covered landscape? These … Continue Reading »
July Mid-month Newsletter – 39 New Horse Trails – 3 GPS Tracks – and more
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 »