Peaceful hobby farm with a large manufactured home on 5 fenced acres. 2640 square feet, open floorplan, high ceilings, huge rooms, master suite with a bath off master, and an office that could easily be used as a third bedroom. Formal dining room, picture windows, and ample living space. Sit … Read More
Craig Cameron’s original book, Ride Smart, has been one of Western Horseman’s best-selling titles. Craig’s no-nonsense approach and easygoing teaching style have proven to be very popular with students and book buyers alike. In Ride Smarter, this follow-up to the original, readers will learn to further develop their horsemanship skills and continue … Read More
Forever Northwest feel that will stand the test of time! Nestled to perfection with surrounding mountain vistas and forested backdrops offering uncompromised privacy! Dramatic clerestory entry with see through easterly views! Massive Great room kitchen, new appliances, wide plank hardwoods throughout main floor, ensuite bedrooms, master suite with spa 5 … Read More
Truly unique 20+ acres of total privacy where the possibilities are endless! Nearly new Timberland Home offers beautiful interior finishes, quartz counters, tile backsplash, tile/stone baths, laundry with dog shower, French doors to deck, Great room design with vaulted ceilings and slider double door to full length decking. Master suite … Read More
Manufactured homes in America date to the 1870s with homes along the beachfront that were moved by teams of horses. By 1948, mobile homes had become more widely produced and by 1976 the US Congress passed the National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Act which assured that all homes were … Read More
The horse industry and its allies in Congress are lobbying the new Administration to bring back the 2017 Horse Protection Act (HPA) rule promulgated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to end the practice of soring. In early 2017, the outgoing Obama Administration issued a final HPA rule to … Read More
Article by Evelien Deelen My name is Evelien and I live in Spokane, WA. Two and a half years ago I left my home country, the Netherlands, to pursue a graduate degree in anthropology at Washington State University. Before I moved to the States, I envisioned myself immersing in the … Read More
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America declared May Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month in 1984. The goal of “31 days of action for the over 65 million people in the U.S. affected by asthma and allergies” is tackled with education, research and public engagement. Determining that allergy seasons are … Read More
Good horse camping is easy. Great horse camping requires a little more preparation. Let’s discuss how to get the most out of your adventures — from what to look for in a campground, safe trailering to camp, and even why love letters are an important part of every camping trip! … Read More
Article by Kristina Lotz When people think of trail horses, the first thing that usually comes to mind is someone in a Western saddle walking down the trail astride a Quarter horse type mount. But this was an image that Bolender Horse Park owners and founders of the International … Read More
