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, …
The Hows of Halters
If you’ve got a horse, or a mule, you have a halter. It may be plain, fancy, or have special uses, but you’ve got one or several of these pieces …
Getting Ready for Winter
Getting Ready for Winter doesn’t have to be a rush and a hassle. We use the time change as our cue to wrap up winter preparations. Here’s our main list …
Coleman Classic Stove – Review
Coleman Classic Stove model 425E A good picnic-table stove for horse camping doesn’t have to be complicated to be great. It should cook food and boil water quickly, and be …
3 Tips to Help Your Horse Cross Water
Dihydrogen Monoxide is colorless, odorless, tasteless, and kills uncounted thousands every year. Cocoa knows this and has consistently refused to get anywhere near the stuff. Unfortunately her job description requires …
5 Tips for Your Backcountry Trip
Riding and camping in the backcountry is the ultimate way to experience less traveled wilderness. When you’re exploring new areas, it pays to be prepared. Knowing what to expect in …
4 Steps to Responsible Trail Use
What you should know about responsible trail use through appropriate outdoors etiquette and ethics through these “4 Steps to Responsible Trail Use.” As published in Western Mule magazine – August …
How to Plan a Horse Camping Trip in 7 Steps
Most years I spend well over 30 days of summer horse packing in remote backcountry areas, as well as numerous trailhead horse camping trips. These adventures generally run from three …
How to Pony a Horse Safely
How to Pony a Horse Safely. Be able to pony. Are you able to lead a another horse from yours, and is your animal able to be led by a …
The Swivel on the Highline
Yes, it’s true I make mistakes, all the time actually. As Bram Stoker once said “We learn from failure, not from success.” I’ve learned a lot over the years. One …