As published in the July 2014 edition of West Coast Horsemen You’ve most likely heard the terms “weed free feed” or “certified weed free forage”. In a growing number of … Continue Reading »
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Knots vs. Hardware
Amongst horse riders and especially horse campers, both of the trailhead and backcountry persuasions, one topic consistently sparks debate: ropework or gadgets? Are you a Knot Purist who sees hardware … Continue Reading »
The Swinging Life – Hammocking
When riding the backcountry across remote mountain ridges and miles of seemingly untouched terrain, being comfortable is one of your top priorities. A good nights sleep can make the difference … Continue Reading »
Rawhide Gear Horn Bags
Every once in a while we find something exceptional. Today it’s happened again with the Rawhide Gear horn bag. For carrying everything from the ten essentials to the camera that … Continue Reading »
BCHA July 2014 Newsletter
On the Trail with the TrailMeister Greetings and salutations, it’s a privilege to be able to share my trail musings and thoughts with you in this new BCHA newsletter column, … Continue Reading »
Trailer Eyes
I’m pretty sure that I’m not the only trail rider that wonders what is happening in the trailer behind me as I roll down the road to the next trailhead. … Continue Reading »
TrailMeister Trail Picks – June 2014
It’s hard to believe that we’re already six months through the year. Time does fly, especially when you’re riding in a wilderness area! One of my favorite things about the … Continue Reading »
BioLite CampStove – Horse Camp Tested
The humble camp stove – essential for the first cup of coffee in the morning. There’s a new option in town with the BioLite CampStove and it’s got a little … Continue Reading »
What a Horse Sees
Here’s a great resource on sharing trails with horses, mountain bikers, and hikers: “What a Horse Sees!” – a short film illustrating safe ways of passing horse and rider on … Continue Reading »
In the Company of Giants
I recently had the privilege of being asked to speak at the 27th annual Klamath Falls Wilderness Skills Clinic hosted by the High Desert Trail Riders chapter of the Back … Continue Reading »