What to do about Jim The summer had pretty well been bug free, at least as far as biting insects are concerned, and then it suddenly wasn’t. It was as if someone had flipped a switch, and released every nasty, little, biting fly that existed, all at
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Twenty-five Days of Jim It’s hard to believe that the Appaloosa out in our pasture, is the same nervous, wary fellow that joined our family not so long ago. He’s changed every day, thankfully, for the better. He’s learned that humans are good, his environment is safe,
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That Jim With three weeks behind him, Lucky Jim has changed more than we thought possible in such a short time. He’s gone from a horse that had to be corralled with ropes, to one that comes when he’s called. I’m pretty sure he thinks his
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The Best Kind of Friends Over many years, I’ve sold many horses, to many people. Some of those weren’t great sales for one reason or another, the horse didn’t end up in the home we hoped for, or the people turned out to be, well crazy,
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Do it right Almost every day, I see posts about people having issues with their horses, many of them behavioral. Round penning is an amazingly effective tool for more than startimg horses. It can be used to modify behaviour and gain control of a horse’s mind. Let’s
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