Camp Stove – What Type?
A stove is one the most important items you’ll carry when camping, not least because making tea, and coffee, as well as cooking meals are rituals for every day in …
How to Attach Leads to a Rope Halter
How to Attach Leads to a Rope Halter – 6 Ways Leading is a basic skill for riders and horses. But before we lead the animal, we’ve got to halter …
DIY Fire Starters
Let’s face it. Campfires are good and proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. Nobody has a weak opinion on how to build a fire. You …
Trailer Safety Chains
Trailer safety is important, and our horses are counting on us to do it right. One trailer item that I’ve seen often overlooked are the Trailer Safety Chains on your …
Hobble Training for Horses
Hobbles have an important part to play in our equestrian life. From teaching patience, to back country grazing, the sooner you can get your horse, or mule, used to these …
Dogs on Trails
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 …
Confidence on the Trail and in Camp
Building Confidence on the Trail and in Camp. We trail ride and camp with our horses because there is nothing better in the world than enjoying the outdoors with our …
DIY LQ Horse Trailer
I’ve been really surprised with how many people want to see the LQ trailer we put together and how it works because well she’s kind of plain jane. Hi, …
Planning a Backcountry Camping Trip
From the pages of the Northwest Horse Source magazine Most years I spend well over 30 days of summer horse packing in remote backcountry areas, as well as numerous trailhead …
Backcountry Communications – The Importance of Reliable Backcountry Communications
From the pages of Western Mule Magazine Reliable communications with civilization while you’re camping seems like the last thing that you would want to do. After all, we’ve left technology …