Riding Reindeer in Mongolia with Verena Sutherland
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In this episode, I had the pleasure of exchanging stories with Verena Sutherland, who recently embarked on this captivating adventure. Let me take you through her journey to Mongolia and the impact it had on me. A Spontaneous Adventure Verena’s journey to Mongolia was as spontaneous as they come. A Facebook connection with Callie King… Continue reading Riding Reindeer in Mongolia with Verena Sutherland
Have you ever wondered if the way we train horses matches up with our personalities? I sure did. It struck me that folks who are all about positive reinforcement training (that’s R+ for short) seemed to share some key personality traits—like being sensitive, empathetic, and leaning towards introversion. To dig into this idea, I took… Continue reading Exploring the Connection Between Personality and Positive Reinforcement Horse Training
Since 2013, Samantha (human), Sage & Fremont (horses), and Juniper (dog) have logged thousands of trail miles exploring Nevada by foot, hoof, and paw. They have completed three long-distance treks across the state and are members of the Long Riders’ Guild, an international association of equestrian explorers. Samantha has been called Nevada’s Trail Boss. She is… Continue reading The Pony Express Reride with Samantha Szesciorka
Gentling Wild Horses with Mustang Trainer Stefanie Skidmore
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As the director and trainer of Wild Horse Outreach & Advocacy, Stefanie Skidmore brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise related to gentling wild horses. Stefanie is a visionary leader who combined her academic background in animal behavior and with her understanding of human psychology and behavior. This unique combination enables her to foster strong,… Continue reading Gentling Wild Horses with Mustang Trainer Stefanie Skidmore
Whether embarking on a short two week trip or fully immersing yourself in the nomadic lifestyle, it’s essential to take into account your horse’s dietary needs before hitting the road. Finding quality feed and hay while traveling with horses can be difficult at times, but with proper planning and knowledge, you can ensure the health… Continue reading Traveling with Horses: How to Find Feed and Hay
Part 1 of the My Nomadic Life Series covers the ins and outs of traveling with horses in our fulltime digital nomad lifestyle. I’ve spoken about our lifestyle on the podcast before and it always makes people curious. I decided to dedicate an entire episode to answering questions that I’ve received from podcast listeners, blog… Continue reading My Nomadic Life Part 1, Traveling with Horses
Damara Mullens is probably one of the most well known trail riders in the West because of her social media presence. She loves riding in beautiful places and sharing her photos. She has collected detailed information on nearly all of the horse camps in California. She freely shares this knowledge on HorsePoor4Ever.com and in her… Continue reading Riding in California with Damara Mullens
Fall is one of the best times of year to ride. The heat of summer is replaced by crisp, frosty mornings and cool breezes during the day. The changing of the seasons not only brings beautiful colors to the leaves, but also hunters in search of game. Horses and hunters can share the land as… Continue reading Hunting Season Safety
We did it! I’ve been dreaming of this day for so long and it finally happened. One warm day in July, we loaded the horses up with camping gear and rode up to a place called Mule Meadow in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest in Idaho. It’s an alpine meadow located up the Bear Gulch trail.… Continue reading Our first pack trip
