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 »
Reviews
Orange Slow Feeder – Review
Hay Nets may not be sexy but they’re valuable pieces of equine equipment nonetheless. The Orange Slow Feeder hay nets that we’ve tested have been remarkable in both their construction and … Continue Reading »
Sierra View Ranch I.C.E. Products
ICE ICE Baby… No not Vanilla Ice. Ice as “In Case of Emergency” I teach Emergency Preparedness for horse and mule riders at equine events across the country and it’s … Continue Reading »
HandsOn Grooming Glove
HandsON Grooming Gloves Review Love them! We discovered HandsOn Grooming Gloves in the winter of 2016 and have been using them continuously ever since. For ease of use, comfort … Continue Reading »
EquestriSafe Fetlock ID Band
Have you ever wondered what might or could happen to your horse if the two of you were separated? Whether a horse wonders away from camp, gets loose at home, … Continue Reading »
Smooth Stride Riding Jeans Review
Are you searching for a western look jeans, but with the features of English breeches? Smooth Stride jeans have it. The dark blue denim has the stretch found in breeches … Continue Reading »
Say Whoa Product Review
Say Whoa by Horse Sense Solutions is a product that we hope to never use. It’s described as a product to help maintain a healthy gastric system, support normal digestive … Continue Reading »
Sierra Designs Flashlight 2 FL Review
When you’re camping, shelter, and how you’re going to find it, is a very important topic. Not only should a tent protect you from the elements it should also be … Continue Reading »
Delorme InReach Explorer Review
The words that I first think of when I reflect on the Delorme InReach Explorer are “Peace of Mind”. Knowing that a message was delivered to the recipient and being … Continue Reading »
Skito Saddle Pads
Skito Saddle Pads From animal hides to woven blankets to today’s modern high-tech materials, saddle pads have come a long way. Originally designed to protect expensive saddles from sweat and … Continue Reading »