The Mountain Canary Company’s name comes from an old term of endearment for mules which have a unique and raucous bray. With such an interesting name it should come to … Continue Reading »

Winter riding no longer means cold and wet toes thanks to Ariat’s Brossard Collection. Waterproof leather, neoprene, and thinsulate combine to produce a very attractive, very dry, and very warm … Continue Reading »

If you ride when it’s cold and wet you’ve discovered just how hard it is to keep your hands warm and dry while still having good feel and control of … Continue Reading »

The hardest thing about joining a new sport is knowing how to get started. Aarene Storms allows what seems impossible to become a possibility. Anyone interested in joining the rigorous … Continue Reading »

Toes cold and wet? Trail riders that brave the wild winter weather often wish for toasty toes. A good set of tapaderos (also known as Devonshire Boots to those who … Continue Reading »

For trail riders, chaps are the go to piece of gear for protecting your legs from the elements as well as the flora and fauna often found along the trail … Continue Reading »

When you camp with horses and mules highlines are the most common method of safely securing them for the evening. How you attach your mounts lead line to the highline … Continue Reading »

At the end of a long trail ride, or even before, washing the sweat, dirt, and grime off of your horse or mule is a nice way to wrap up … Continue Reading »

Encountering downed trees and branches across the path is a fact of life for trail riders. Dealing with these nuisances can be as easy as stepping across if they’re small … Continue Reading »