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Amongst horse riders and especially horse campers, both of the trailhead and backcountry persuasions, one topic consistently sparks debate: ropework or gadgets? Are you a Knot Purist who sees hardware … Continue Reading »

Here’s a great resource on sharing trails with horses, mountain bikers, and hikers: “What a Horse Sees!” – a short film illustrating safe ways of passing horse and rider on … Continue Reading »

Your horse or mule isn’t the only one at risk of heat stroke or dehydration. Riders must take precautions to prevent overheating in summer months. Dehydration can cause dizziness, headaches … Continue Reading »

After learning about the importance of conditioning in preventing and how to identify heat issues it’s time to learn about what kind of treatment you can give your horse or … Continue Reading »

Summer temperatures present special problems for horses and not only when they are working. Hauling horses in enclosed trailers can also subject them to excessive heat. Anything that inhibits a … Continue Reading »

Summer is here and it’s time to enjoy the long days with long rides as you enjoy the warm and sultry season. But, before you hit the trails spend a … Continue Reading »

If you use your horses and mules to pack or frequently venture into the back country and beyond the reassuring safety of the trailhead you probably already have a working … Continue Reading »

By acknowledging that accidents can happen we can prepare ourselves for how to handle them. But what are the must have items that you should make sure to have on … Continue Reading »