High Mountain Horse

Horsing Around in the High Country. Stories and skills from our ranch and on the trail, shared by our family of outfitters, living and working in the high mountains with our beloved equine companions.

Showing posts with label barefoot horses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label barefoot horses. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Tom's Barefoot Horse Account, Part Two

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Part Two of Going Barefoot by Tom Muller The horses’ hooves were trimmed regularly, usually every three to four weeks, depending on foot co...
Monday, December 6, 2010

Barefoot horses, a fascinating first hand account

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Hello friends and readers. I’m not “back.” In fact, I never left. But that’s another story I have no intention of boring you with at this po...
Sunday, July 26, 2009

Natural Hoof Care and the Barefoot Horse

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I’ve never been one for medicines and doctor visits, for myself, my son, or my horses. I have this underlying trust in beings that for the m...
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Welcome to High Mountain Horse, a site for those who want to get out there and enjoy nature and their horses. I’m Gin Getz. My husband and son and I reside on a remote mountain in southern Colorado where we live and work with our horses. We run a guest ranch and provide outfitting services, as well as raise and train trail horses. Throughout this blog, we share personal stories of our experiences, recounts of our adventures, and sometimes just thoughts and observations. Other times, we share specific skills we use for training, riding, packing, camping and working in the back country. I hope you will join us, kick back and read a story, learn a new skill, or perhaps a new way of doing something you already know. I hope you will share with us – I sure don’t claim to know it all. It’s all an on-going process. Your input and feedback are so appreciated. Please feel free to write me directly. And if you have a moment, please visit our literary blog on life in the mountains called High Mountain Musing. Thanks for stopping by. Come back again real soon. And in the meanwhile, happy trails to you…
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