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I twice said no to cooking for the Spanish Ranch crew. So how did I get talked into a job serving 10 cowboys, with no electricity and three messy children? When my husband Jim first asked me to bring our…
To horse people, small details—like the way you tie a rope halter or tighten your cinch—make a big difference. I was looking at some fabulous Western art the other day that was coming up in a sale. This particular artist…
Horses are powerful animals, and we saddle them up to train and compete on daily. It sometimes is easy to forget, but it is very important to keep ourselves and our mounts safe by making it a habit to double check equipment and tack before each and every ride.
Here’s what a want ad for a ranch owner would like in the classifieds, and it’s not a short job description!
Bucking, spooking, and general unease may be signs of a tight horse.
Liza Jane’s Farmstand in northeastern Oregon sells locally produced items on the honor system.
It goes without saying that the Yates family likes to team rope. Everyone knows they’re great at it, but what’s the secret?
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…
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