Recreating Responsibly during Covid All of us are going stir crazy at home right now, the springtime weather is beautiful, and nothing says social distancing like heading for the trails! … Continue Reading »
Tips
Hot Chocolate Recipe
Do you like your chocolate hot? I do There’s nothing like a hot cuppa when you’re camping, or anytime for that matter. The trouble though is that most instant stuff … Continue Reading »
DIY Ladder
The DIY Ladder for your trailer! Pieces parts 1” square tubing – 60 inches 2” by 1” square tubing – 24 inches 1” by ¼” bar stock – 26 inches … Continue Reading »
A Knife for Horse Folk
I’m a big believer in every horseman having a sharp, easily accessible, knife on them when they’re around stock. The knife is not just to cut baling twine, slice bacon, … Continue Reading »
A Guide to Maps for Trail Riders
A Guide to Maps for Trail Riders – What types to bring, where to find them, and how to make your own When I first ventured out of the arena … Continue Reading »
Horse Riding in the Time of Covid-19
Horse Riding in the Time of Covid-19 The TrailMeister community of equine trail riders and horse campers is important. During these uncertain and trying times, we want to help take … Continue Reading »
Peace in a Pandemic
Last week, while I was working with my mules, Wall Street plummeted into a bear market, colleges across the nation sent their students home, and my beloved annual rendezvous with … Continue Reading »
A Guide to Responsible Trail Use
Responsible Trail Use – A Guide for Horsemen What you should know about responsible trail use through appropriate outdoors etiquette and ethics. If you’re new to trail riding, it’s easy to … Continue Reading »
Installing a roof vent – The first cut is the hardest!
Installing a Roof Vent – The first cut is the hardest! One of the least sexy but most important additions to our horse trailer LQ build was the powered roof … Continue Reading »
Why Learn 1st Aid
Why Learn 1st Aid We talk to great lengths about how to provide care for our horses and mules in case a ride becomes “eventful”. But we all too often … Continue Reading »