Most people experience time as a linear construct, every second tracked by our devices, endlessly rushing through life until nature demands that we stop. But I feel a shift when …
“Can I tow this horse trailer?” It’s a common question that I hear regularly at my horse camping clinics. Safely towing a horse trailer can be confusing. It seems that …
Are we thriving or simply surviving while trail riding or camping with our horses? The differences between thriving and just surviving, whether on the trail or in camp, often boil …
I’ve spent enough time riding, camping, and packing in the backcountry to sometimes become complacent. Complacency isn’t a badge of honor; it’s a significant failure point on my part. Every …
Dogs are truly man’s best friend and joy to be around. I’ve belonged to numerous canids throughout my life and I have a soft spot for these most loyal of …
Avoid Waterborne Disease in Remote Areas This isn’t the stone age, and we’re civilized. We shouldn’t drink out of ponds, puddles, or streams anymore. When we extend our adventures and …
Deworming used to be an ordeal that neither the horses nor I enjoyed. I would sneak up to the horse, grab the halter tight, and jam the dewormer tube in …
The Romance vs. the Reality We’ve all seen photos of amazing scenery and bucket list-worthy places to visit on a horse or mule. It’s easy to romanticize traveling with our …
There are new communications devices on the market, and more are on the way. Last year Apple introduced a new feature for their latest line of cell phones – emergency …
Essentials for Every Trail Ride – What to carry on every ride and why to do so. As published in Horsemen’s Corral Magazine – July 2020 What are they? Back …