You may have heard that we sold our house. Many of you have questions like:
“What will happen to Jac?” (he will come with me)
“Will you still blog?” (yes, and it might even get more exciting)
And “Where are you going?” (this one is a bit more complicated)
We are going to try living nomadically for awhile.
I know we are heading to TX in Feb for a few months but after that we are pretty
wide open to ideas! Visiting friends in PA…visiting CO…really, we are not sure.
Dani on Facebook sent the suggestion to visit Salt Creek Ranch in Vail Valley…CO. Wow. Sounds like a fun place to visit!
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While we have some ideas in mind we are still open to ideas and suggestions. So if you have any thoughts feel free to leave a comment below. We will likely be traveling with six horse and WILL have three kids too!
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Go where ever your mood takes you! Have a blast! and keep us updated. 🙂 Lotsa pics! Safe travels!!
Please come visit napa. See the castles and visit the valley! And visit me too.
Stacey …….Come visit Terry and the Canadian Cowgirls in Chatham Ontario, Canada, out of T J Stables …always up for a great time.
Come to SE Georgia I have plenty of room for all of you at my farm. I definitely could use your help with my babies
Welcome to ireland!
Come on down to sunny beautiful Arizona!
My husband and I have dreamed of taking our dogs and horses (and cats) across country. We have done so with the dogs, but horses always stay home. Safe travels, and it looks as if you will always have a place to stay no matter where you land.
Come to Endicott NY! We would love to have you and so would the many other horse people in the surrounding area!
You should come to Kentucky! It’s awesome here.(of course right now it’s really cold..) lol
your more then well come to stop by in NJ Kids horse more the merrier !!!! look us up on fb Lorine boone-besso sbstables
Absolutely look into piedmont region nc. Awesome riding, mostly great weather, huge horse community, 2 hours to the beach and 2 into the mountains, lots of great church community,great homeschool laws, lots of top reining peeps out here who stick together 🙂 would love for you to come out to give you a tour 🙂
Durango Colorado. Amazing rides at Williams Creek reservoir and Vallecito lake. This is more summer/spring/fall though!
We’d love to see you in Alberta!
Come to Vermont.. Specifically Windsor County. Very desirable place to raise children, and gorgeous! There are beautiful farms all over for sale in close proximity. Please, please come see this perfect part of the world! You, your children, and horses are welcome anytime, we can always find room! ( but wait until we’re making maple syrup, it’s the best time of year!!)
Stacy, my husband and I was wondering what kind of truck and trailer you will be traveling in once you hit the open road and how often will you have to stop for breaks for the horses?
GMC 3500 with a 6 horse slant Blue Ribbon. I will keep you posted while we are on the road!
Thanks Stacy. cant wait to hear all about it when you get started. hope the trip goes smoothly. Diana
Where in Texas are you going? Are you planning to do clinics while traveling? I am a Police Officer in Duncan, Ok. If you pass through here or near I would love to meet y’all in person. Be safe during your travels and God Bless!
Bowie, TX is the first stop but we have friends in OK we want to visit, I will keep you posted.
Awesome, Bowie is only about an hour from here, so not to far at all! I’ll be looking forward to your updates.
We also live close to Bowie, TX. I’ve enjoyed speaking to you and your husband at RTTH on occasion and would love for you to be close by. Chris Cox, Clinton Anderson, and Craig Cameron all live in this area as well and lets not forget Trevor Brasill. Come and visit you might want to stay in the area and hold some clinics at home. We’d love that!
I’m within an hour of Bowie! Would love to see you, if you do a show/clinic/whatever. Please let me know!!! God bless you! Marsha
Mullet Hall Equine facility in Charleston County, SC. Great horse and people accommodations. Great in winter, buggy in the summer.
Hi Stacy. You should visit the black hills wild horse sanctuary in hot springs South Dakota when you are in that area. Dayton Hyde has a wonderful program about conservation and saving the wild mustang. As a horse owner it’s quite an awesome experience to see these horses in their natural habitat. And you can camp right there on the property. Sincerely, michelle fleming mt. Gilead, ohio
Hamilton Ontario
Think about KY we need natural horsemanship here 🙂 and it is beautiful here
Come to the South East Coast area. We would love to have you here.
What parts of Pennsylvania will you be visiting?
I’m guessing you have income producing business lined up for this stint at nomadic? If so, your landing spots should be including housing and pasture. If not, you need to fire your business manager.
Come to California and train my horses, 2 mustangs and a draft cross PMU. 🙂
If you visit colorado will you be having any clinics? i just got a 4 year old who hasn’t really been touched and he’s the first horse ill really be starting so I’ve been watching all your videos with jac! they are very helpful for me it being the first time starting a horse.
Northwestern Montana is a beautiful place. We live just outside Glacier National park and the Bob Marshall Wilderness. There is a large equine community here that would welcome you and your family! (I also have a VERY difficult case that I could use some help with if you came this way 🙂 )
NE Wyoming. I have a place that would accommodate your family and horses.
I think it would be an honor to have you all join the Woodloch family for a while! Please check out our website, we have a successful 200 acre boarding ( about 100 stalls), training and lesson facility in Hugo Minnesota( 25 min. North of St.Paul) and are big fans of Stacy and her work. We are a very social barn with a solid foundation and good horseman as well as people skills. We have old and young people ride and are a barn that practice several disciplines. Owners and managers,Bill and Ingvill, also have 3 children between the ages of 9 and 14. ~ 3 kids and 6 horses is no problem!
Please check us out 🙂
PA? We have plenty of room here in north western PA. Stop on by And we will show you some small town horsey hospitality!! 🙂
Where are you moving from?? Small town, big city? Haha 🙂
If your any where near the University of Massachusetts in Amherst this spring you should come and talk to the Equine Industries majors. I’m a senior in the program and would love to here what you have to say about your experience working with horses.
Dubois Wyoming! Or Lander WY! Their pretty much central within the state, close to Yellowstone, a lot of rodeos, and quite a bit of breeding/training!
Jesse
I think what you have in your future is so exciting. I know your Dad would be so supportive of what you are doing. Life is so short and you only get one chance to experience what is out there I no n this wide world take advantage of this opportunity and enjoy. My only suggestion is keep a record of all that by you do you will enjoy looking back on your experience and there is always something you will forget if you don’t write it down.
All the best to all of you
Mississippi who has the largest horse population in the US.
British Columbia!! 😀
So you are going to travel and take the horses everywhere too? Wow brave. Make your roots in the midwest……Iowa sounds good. We need a GREAT HORSE PERSON HERE.
Could always come to canada we’d gladly welcome yu with open arms!
Should you decide to go to Canada through Montana, we live about 50 miles from the Canadian boarder not far from one of the highways to a boarder crossing. Would be happy to put you, your family and horses up if needing a place to stay for awhile. We live only 10 miles from a huge Fort Peck Lake inn Northeastern Montana.
Why not Sarasota Florida. Many Buckeyes down here and the horses love year round outside activity I will babysit!
Come to Kentucky…..it’s pretty enough …grain hay etc. And land is still fairly cheap.
think you should move to Australia and I will come work for you 🙂
Any chance you might come for Equitana in Australia this Nov or in 2015? Missed you last time 🙁
It would be wonderful if you could find a reason to visit Northern Virginia, and all the horse people up here. Not a lot of Western riders besides myself. There are maybe two primarily Western places, Marriott Ranch being one, but lots of horses and horse lovers. Middleburg. VA, is a pretty little town to visit and there are a lot of big stables around. Would be cool to introduce your style of training to this area!
What are you going to do about food for horses? Are you buying along the way or taking a bunch with you?
Taking the grain and enough hay to get started. Then we will transition them to the hay there.
http://www.promised-land-ranch.com Looks ABSOLUTELY beautiful. I would love the chance to visit there!!
Come to the Hidden Cave Ranch in KY 🙂 http://www.hiddencaveranch.com
Stacy, I am wondering what you plan to do regarding school for your kids…I assume you will be homeschooling…I am wondering what curriculum or online school you will be using…have you homeschooled previously?
We homeschool. We did when they were young…then they went to school. Then in 2010 we took them out for the World Equestrian Games and Roxy’s last performance (homeschooled). We home schooled last year and this year because we knew the house was on the market. They go once a week but that won’t happened once we move. We mostly use Sonlight with a mix of some other stuff. I need to do a full blog on it sometime:)
You just have it all going on…..wow you are amazing……………………….
Hey Stacy…we homeschooled our kids too, that is also where we got into horses and ministry. If you all are north, MN that is, it would be awesome to have you come on up, and we could arrange a special day with kids to come that we minister to around our community. With your 6 horses, mine and your family we could do what we do best…let me know by email. What a blessing it would be to have you!
Sawtooth mountains, Stanley Idaho!
On your way through PA and need a place to stay we are in Gettysburg pa and can give your family and horses a place to stay!!
Come do a clinic in Billings, MT!!!
Yes, it’s 4 1/2 hours from us as we live in the Northeastern corner of Montana, but would love to attend one of your clinic’s. We also have 240 acres and would be glad to put you, your family and horses up if you needed a resting spot, or are heading to Canada. Also have daughter and husband who live in the North Eastern corner of South Dakota that live on a ranch, raising registered Red Angus Cattle and Quarter Horses. They have sponsored various clinics and if you’re in their area, I’m sure would also put you up and quite possibly sponsor a clinic if it worked out you were traveling to or from somewhere near.
How about a stint in New Zealand?
Lol, we actually said that just a few days ago! We were saying we wanted to go to Australia again and this time hop over and visit New Zealand. Anything to make the stay longer, it took me forever to change to the timezone!
When you get to Colorado you may as well come up to Wyoming. We have room for you and also rev hookups if you need them. Would love to have you.
Haha I was just about to comment with New Zealand also 🙂