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Jolyn Young
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Jessie Salter
Jun 23
Jolyn Young
Jun 19
Jolyn Young
May 13, 2020
Jolyn Young
I agonized over how to ride my horse when my first baby was born. Finding the time to catch, saddle, and ride a horse with a baby (or toddler) in tow proved to be one of the most difficult aspects of ranch motherhood for me. I loved to ride and wanted to continue that aspect […]
May 11, 2020
Mykal Kirkpatrick
Who could have ever predicted that we would see the impacts of COVID-19 in our lifetime? It has affected our social lives, financial security, food securities, educational systems, and our family life. For my family and many other ranching families, we choose to try to find the blessings from within. In particular, both of our kids are home from […]
May 9, 2020
Lynn Kohr
It is that time of year to make a deworming plan for your horse. I encourage each of you to visit with your veterinarian to make a plan for your herd. Here is the deworming protocol from Marshall T Kohr, DVM, at the Animal Medical Center of Wyoming. Parasite levels can be determined by fecal […]
May 7, 2020
Jan Swan Wood
It was late summer when I got a call from a guy asking me if I could go get a bull out of his cows and haul him to his place. The bull had a bad eye and he needed to doctor him, plus it was time to get him out of the cows. I […]
May 5, 2020
Lynn Kohr
There are several training tools available. Here is a list of four common training tools we have on hand and use on occasion. I’ll cover tie downs, german martingales, running martingales, and draw reins. Tie Downs: Soft leather, rope and double rope tie downs are common in the roping arena and several different tie downs are […]