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Calling All Ghost Riders
Trail Riding is the largest and fastest growing equine activity in the U.S. and abroad. That means that our trailheads are getting a lot of use! Think about the trailhead … Continue Reading »
Spring Trail Riding – There are times the trails need to be left alone.
Many of our most common questions about trail riding are related to the trails’ conditions? One of the reasons I created www.TrailMeister.com was to provide riders with trail information on … Continue Reading »
Great Reads for the Trail Rider
As much as I hate to admit it winter is the time of the year when my easy chair sees more of me than my saddle. There’s something about a … Continue Reading »
Sing Along Winter Preparation Tips for Horse Owners:
Whether we like it or not Old Man Winter is on the way, if he hasn’t already settled in for the season. A good way to keep him at bay … Continue Reading »
Trailer Knowledge Essentials
Trailer Knowledge Essentials Having horses keeps us on the move, and not just heading down the trail. Even if we’re fortunate enough to have a local trail system handy we’ll … Continue Reading »
Knots vs. Hardware
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 »
The Swinging Life – Hammocking
When riding the backcountry across remote mountain ridges and miles of seemingly untouched terrain, being comfortable is one of your top priorities. A good nights sleep can make the difference … Continue Reading »
What a Horse Sees
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 »
Keeping the Horse Rider Cool
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 »