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Many aspects of catching and leading wild cattle are painful. It’s like the opposite of gathering and moving regular cattle.
The rodeo school Rancho Apalache teaches youth athletes horsemanship skills and respect for livestock.
Your horse puts in a lot of work. Sometimes all day long. You know this. Whether you’re out gathering cattle, throwing loops, or on a long trail ride, your hard-working horse deserves a pad with its needs in mind.
“It’s a 24 hours a day, seven days a week deal. These cattle don’t understand the days of the week…
A spotted POA pony turns out to be a punchy, good-minded little horse.
Western museums and art galleries slowly begin to open their doors to the public after temporarily closing from the coronavirus pandemic.
Arizona horsewoman Brandi Lyons remembers a scary accident that rattled her confidence but ultimately taught her better horsemanship.
Oliver Saddlery cuts split reins using a machine that’s been in the business for decades.
“It’s a 24 hours a day, seven days a week deal. These cattle don’t understand the days of the…
We all know that unpleasant, acrid smell of ammonia when we walk into the barn. Even as we’re mucking the stalls, we can feel it burn our nostrils and sting our eyes. Though it may seem just an obnoxious odor, ongoing exposure to noxious ammonia results in health problems.
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