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Is Your Horse Property Ready for an Emergency?

Be sure gates are large enough for vehicles to get to your horse in an emergency. Photo by Kim Roe.

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 …

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For Your Father’s Day Gift Guide: Durango Boots Has a Style for Every Dad

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 …

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New lawsuit challenges federal wildlife killing inside Colorado and western Wilderness Areas

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 …

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Why Tack Cleaning Deserves a Spot on Your To-Do List

I’ll be honest: cleaning tack has never been my favorite barn chore. Like a lot of horse owners, I’d much rather spend my time riding, driving, trailering out, or simply enjoying my horses than sitting down with a bucket, sponge, and saddle soap. Somehow tack cleaning always seems to slide …

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Building a Strong Foundation for Barefoot Hoof Care

More horse owners than ever are exploring barefoot hoof care, and for good reason. When managed thoughtfully, many horses can thrive without traditional shoes while maintaining healthy, functional feet. But successful barefoot management involves more than simply pulling shoes and hoping for the best. Like most things in horse care, …

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Riding Downhill with Confidence

For many riders, going downhill can feel more intimidating than climbing up. A steep descent has a way of making even experienced horse people sit a little straighter, grab a little more rein, and start thinking about everything that could go wrong. And honestly, when either horse or rider loses …

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