Trail Courtesy
Trail Courtesy on Multi-Use Trails Many public trails we ride with our horses are multi-use trails, which are shared with hikers and bikers. We want to make certain ALL users of the trails enjoy a positive and safe experience. Trail Yield Rules: Bikers and hikers yield to horses. Bikers yield to hikers. Thank bikers and […]
Pre-Travel Checklist: 8 Items to Check Before Hauling your Horse
Pre-Travel Checklist: 8 Items to Check Before Hauling your Horse Before you take your precious cargo down the road, make sure both truck and trailer are in good working order. Here is a Pre-Travel Checklist before you leave for your trip: Check truck and trailer lights (brake lights, turn signals, headlights and marker lights). Make […]
How To Read Trail Blazes
By: Don Newcomer – How to Read Trail Blazes while on the Trail – The image to the right is the modern standards for reading blazes on a trail. The color of the blaze determines which trail you are on or it’s permitted use. For instance the Appalachian trail is blazed white and the Horse-Shoe […]
Horse Health Record Form
This Horse Health Record form will help keep your vet, farrier, dentist and deworming schedules organized. Whether you manage a few horses or a herd of horses, this form is for you! You can record one years worth of records on one sheet for each horse. I use this form, slide the sheet into a […]
Hit the Trails Prepared
To help you hit the trail prepared, here is a list of saddlebag items that will handle most minor circumstances.  Deciding what you pack in your saddlebag is a matter of personal preference & necessity, the items listed here is what I consider essential good to have with you on the trail. You want to […]
