Introducing Sweet PDZ Coop Refresher For many backyard chicken keepers and homesteaders, having a stinky chicken coop is a fowl keeping fact of life, however the coop odors do not need to be foul and unhealthy. For certain it can be a real challenge to keep up with coop … Read More
May is the Gateway to Summer by Karen Pickering I recently attended three expos and finalized the April issue of the Northwest Horse Source. As I write this, I’m bursting with new ideas. Horse events always get me charged up! There are so many great products to see, clinics … Read More
Sacrifice Areas Essential for Pasture Health by Alayne Blickle Probably the most important aspect of managing pasture is the time when you take your horses off your pasture. Grasses should not be grazed below 3-4 inches, and horses should not be on pasture when soil is saturated. You can … Read More
Lots to See and Do, June 3 & 4 The Washington State Horse Park in Cle Elum, Washington invites you to their Kick It Up Expo, June 3 and 4, 2017. The Washington State Horse Park is a non-profit organization that exists to serve the needs of horse enthusiasts … Read More
Relax, Explore, and Revitalize in the South Cariboo by Elaine Dillabaugh and Kim Roe Montana Hill Guest Ranch in Bridge Lake, British Columbia began 25 years ago and operated into the 1990s. Recently purchased and renovated by Alan and Elaine Dillabaugh, they are welcoming guests beginning this month. The … Read More
How to Find Your Tack a New Home by Aliena Hook If you’re like most equestrians, you collect tack. It might be piled in boxes, tack lockers, or lying around the barn. We might have grand ideas to sell the tack we don’t need or no longer want, but … Read More
Controlled Breathing First Step in Centered Riding by Alys Culhane I’m a returning rider who acquired more than my share of fear-based baggage during my thirty-year riding hiatus. This metaphorical suitcase sprung open and spewed its contents ten years ago when I started riding my 4-year-old mare, Raudi. In … Read More
What You Need to Know by Teri Starke Back Country Horsemen of Washington’s Joe Watt Canyon Prize Ride is on Saturday, May 20 in the L.T. Murray Wildlife Unit. We thought this would be a good time to educate folks who are thinking of attending, about this popular ride. The … Read More
Finding New Friends in the Horse World by Kim Roe I recently returned from a judge’s seminar for the relatively new equestrian sport of working equitation. It was five days of intensive training hosted by Working Equitation United and taught by two Portuguese men who judge for the World … Read More
Stunning equestrian estate on 20 acres. Beautiful 2637 sq ft custom rambler with a porch that wraps around entire home. Roof is 30 year moss resistant architectural asphalt, patio and walkways are inlaid with 2″ Pennsylvania blue stone. No expense spared with building this property! All windows throughout home are … Read More
