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Most of us spend a lot of time thinking about our horses’ daily needs — feed, fencing, turnout, shelter, and footing. But how often do we stop and think about whether a veterinarian, trailer, tractor, or emergency crew could easily reach a horse in trouble? It’s one of those things …
At some point, almost every horse owner ends up wrapping a leg. Maybe it’s after a hard workout. Maybe you’re trying to reduce swelling after an injury. Or maybe you’re protecting a wound while it heals. Whatever the reason, leg bandages are a common part of horse care. The challenge …
The new men’s Shyloh Chelsea by Durango boots redefine modern Western style with a sharp, fashion-forward attitude. This silhouette blends rugged performance with elevated design, crafted from rich full-grain leather in a rich finish that transitions effortlessly from day to night. (Offered in Black Onyx, Roasted Chestnut and Distressed Brown …
Selecting the perfect Father’s Day gift begins with understanding a father’s unique personality and lifestyle. Whether he’s a hardworking professional, a western enthusiast, a trendsetter, or someone who appreciates premium craftsmanship, Durango Boots offers footwear designed to complement the way he lives, works, and spends his time. If you are …
Every horse owner knows the feeling. You finally get a warm stretch of weather, the horses are shedding out, pasture season is starting to look good… and suddenly the bugs arrive in full force. Flies, mosquitoes, gnats, and biting midges can make horses absolutely miserable this time of year. And …
Conservation groups filed a lawsuit today challenging the federal government’s practice of authorizing predator killing inside federally designated Wilderness Areas across multiple states within the Tenth Circuit including protected public lands across Colorado. The case targets targets a nationwide program run by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services that …
There are a lot of things to love about spring. Longer rides, greener pastures, warmer weather. But keeping horses clean this time of year? That’s another story. Between mud, rain, shedding coats, sweat, and insects, spring can be rough on a horse’s skin. It sometimes feels like you finally get …
Our Youth Equine Leadership programs for this coming summer are OPEN for registration!! Be sure to sign up to get the week you want!! Only 4 programs available for the season 🌾 ✨ Intermediate/ Advanced riders week will be week 3 in July ✨ We can hardly wait either!! June …
If you spend enough time around barns, you’ll hear a lot of opinions about hay. Horses can’t eat alfalfa. Round bales are dangerous. First cutting is always better. Most of us have probably repeated at least one of those ourselves at some point. The truth is, choosing forage for …
If you’ve ever wondered why some trail courses actually build better horses — and others just become decoration — Mark Bolender’s approach is worth a look. His work goes far beyond building obstacles; it’s about creating spaces that improve confidence, problem-solving, and real-world horsemanship for both horse and rider. With …
