BCHA has been diligently working the past two months on the rapidly-evolving issue of electric bike (e-Bike) use on federal public lands. Please see our two-page fact sheet that describes what BCHA and our partners are doing to prevent e-Bikes from being universally authorized on non-motorized trails within our national … Read More
What Makes an Equine Bodyworker Qualified? By Mary Lou Langley Horse owners use bodywork for their horses for a variety of health-related reasons, including reduction of pain, to rehabilitate injuries, reduce stress, promote relaxation, increase circulation, aid in general wellness and improve performance. Therapeutic massage can help restore range … Read More
What Can You Expect? By Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D. CBD. Whether you’re already using it, you’re thinking about it, or never heard of it, it’s worth getting more familiar with because it is truly remarkable. No, it’s not the latest snake oil touting cures from hair loss to ingrown … Read More
Trail Work Brings New Friends, Beautiful Country, and Satisfaction From Jason Ridlon, BCHW State Special Project Coordinator/VP I would like to share three incredible work events I was involved in. BCHW held its annual State Wide Work Party (SWWP) in Southeast Washington. Forty-plus miles of trails were cleared and … Read More
Time Spent Working on Trails Grows Appreciation of Other’s Efforts By Robert Eversole Many guidebooks, most maps, and the entire www.TrailMeister website are devoted to a series of squiggly lines. We study those streaks of ink, dream of being on them, and spend an inordinate amount of money to … Read More
Picture Perfect Equestrian Facility on 5 shy acres. Custom built 2010 sq ft home with open floorplan, vaulted ceilings, granite counters, hickory cabinets, office with fireplace, and two large bedrooms with private bathrooms. Oversized 3 car garage with 500 sq ft bonus space above that could be easily finished. 66′ … Read More
Based on the True Animal Friendship that Amazed and Inspired Millions Debuting on DVD and Digital September 10 CULVER CITY, Calif. – The amazing real-life dog and pony friendship that took the internet by storm becomes a feature-length film when ADVENTURES OF DALLY & SPANKY rides onto DVD and … Read More
What: The American Blazer Horse Association held its annual yearling show, the Blazer Breeders Best (or Trible B) Aug. 24, 2019 at the Dunn Rite Ranch in Nampa, Idaho. Each year, Blazer Horse breeders from across the Pacific Northwest gather in Idaho to have their yearling Blazers judged in confirmation … Read More
Whatcom Conservation District Addresses Winter Challenges for Local Horse Owners September 19th finds quite a few local horse owners gathering for another educational meeting on caring for your farm and preparing for winter. Mike McGlenn, a local Back Country Horsemen member, hosted the event at his 5-acre farm. Mike is … Read More
Stunning Mount Baker view from this meticulously kept rambler on nearly 5 usable acres of sandy loam. Solar panels, whole house water filtration system, heat pump, new appliances and an energy audit make this an extremely efficient home. Hardwood floors, cozy fireplaces, cedar lined closets, and cable/internet convenience. Expansive 2250 … Read More
