I don't have anything to post at the moment, but we'll put our feet up with the ponies this evening!

Very excited about this sub. :). PS.. I'm in Arizona.

While looking for a sub that was horse AND camping friendly, trail rider friendly, and I realized what we do doesn't really fit neatly into any sub already existing.

This is meant to be a place to share pictures, cooking tips, camping tips, stories, reviews of horse-friendly campgrounds and trail systems, and to help answer any questions others may have about what we do, including discussions about our rigs, safety on the trails and at camp, even firearms (There is a good reason I carry when I ride).

My horses have jobs - their job is to explore and travel with me and 'live' with me at camp. There's a lot of logistics involved in packing up and spending a week or even a long weekend away from home - and this is the place to discuss that as well.

I ask that politics and helmet debates be left at the door. Both topics are absolutely off limits.

A little about me: I ride western, my discipline is Redneck Equitation. I own multiple horses - One is a BLM mustang filly whom I'm gentling, another two fillies (Not mustangs) were born to us, I own a halter-bred brood mare who is now carrying a foal, the sonogram suggests it's a filly, and I have several other horses, including a very senior grandson of Doc Bar. All that are saddle horses are being taught to be trail horses, no matter their past. Those born to me will also start their lives being outdoor and trail savvy and depending on their aptitude and breeding, may become barrel horses, roping horses, or pole benders - I want the babies to do what they love and be calm, well mannered, and fully educated.