The most frequently asked question we are receiving at the moment is: If you’re living on the road, where do you keep your horses? I am going to try to keep everyone updated by making short videos and blogs of the moves.
We just moved out of a horse show (Quarter Horse Congress) yesterday and now we will spend about a week in our old home town. We are camping at a park and our horses will be staying at a friends house.
As we just finished a couple of tough weeks at the show, the horses will enjoy turnout time and some lighter riding. If the weather stays nice (it is supposed to rain) then I would love to do some trail riding…but not in the rain.
What questions would you like to have answered about life on the road with horses?
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.We usually stay at overnight stabling facilities when on the road to our destination and we offer overnight stabling at our place for your horse while you’re traveling w/30 amp hookup and well water available for your horse trailers with living quarters at Two County Ranch & Resort.
Seek adventures that open your mind…… yep!!
I know consistent food is considered good practice, how do you keep the Grass/Hay/Feed consistent to avoid colic and other health issues?
I think those of us who are blessed to be able to travel manage to find places good for our horses. My favorite so far was after we dropped off a steep mnt in Co.. Our son and I held the tree branches back and my boyfriend maneuvered the rig. We were appx. 50 ft from a creek and lots of trees and no people. Much of the time the dogs babysat the horses (3 on that trip) who wandered at will and went to the creek when they felt like it. Happy trails!