Trail Riding Assessment and Informational Learning System – REVIEW How’s your horse at trailer loading? My mule Ruger is a solid 5. What about having their hooves worked on? Ellie … Continue Reading »
Reviews
EZ Connector – Review
EZ Connector – Review Let’s look at a device that will help make trailer towing less of a hassle. The EZ Connector If you’ve towed horse trailers you already know … Continue Reading »
Redcliff by Seek Outside – Tent Review
Review – Redcliff Tent – Seek Outside Shelter, it’s one of the fundamentals of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs and one our prime considerations when camping. Where are we going to … Continue Reading »
Scratch n All – Pads
Itchy pony butts want scratching and said ponies will rub on anything handy including your expensive barn flashings. Cynthia at Scratch n All sent us some samples of their Scratchnall … Continue Reading »
GARMIN GPSMAP 64 Review
Garmin GPSMAP 64 Review We get a lot of questions about GPS units. Which do we like, which would we recommend, etc. Here you go; Seven reasons why we like … Continue Reading »
Solo Shelter by 5 Owls – Review
5 Owls – Solo shelter review Enjoy unimpeded star gazing but want weather protection? The Solo Shelter by 5 Owls is the answer. This super bivy incorporates the best features … Continue Reading »
SatPaq Review
SatPaq Review A clip on antenna that turns your smartphone into a satellite communicator PRO: Inexpensive to purchase and to use. Takes advantage to the phone that’s already in your … Continue Reading »
Troxel Sierra Helmet Review
The Troxel Sierra riding helmet is the answer for riders who want to look “westerny” while protecting that bit of you that can’t be easily repaired should you break it. … Continue Reading »
Aah Light
The Aah Light I was a skeptic. Not anymore. I first encountered the Aah Light in the spring of 2017 while teaching at the Mane Event in Scottsdale, AZ. I … Continue Reading »
5 Owls Ranger 2 Bedroll – Review
Just as the Old west has given way to the New west – Cowboy Bedrolls have also come a long way since the 1860’s. The old west that we tend … Continue Reading »