AA Horsemanship

10/12/2026

10/10/2026

One week in and unhandled and s so much Ive been able to get done with her she's in the big boy/girl string now

10/04/2026

Thankful my better half and I were able to take my lesson student out with her husband on there first ride it was also his first time riding ever.

10/04/2026

Less than 36 hours of pretty much unhandled at 4.5 months old. Baby steps. For the beautiful baby.

09/29/2026

The trail or dirt road is the best spot to loose your troubles and to gain there confidence.

07/24/2026

07/16/2026

CONTROLLING EMOTIONS: When you are afraid or angry, your horse doesn't understand the complexities of your emotions. All he knows is that something is wrong and he should be worried. It is your responsibility as a rider to control your emotions so that you are able to support your horse and give him confidence. If you need to, find something - anything - about the horse that is positive, and remind yourself of it over and over. If your horse starts to have an emotional meltdown, don't follow along with him, but keep your own emotions neutral and ride him through it. ~Rambling Thoughts of Another Sagebrush Cowboy

07/16/2026

Sorry for the lack of post on this page. I've been working between 16 and 20 hours a day. And trying not to let my phone over heat. But working by myself 99 percent of the time is tough to get pictures or video. But any way the wild fire smoke finally made its way down to us over night. I will not be working horses in this for both are safety and health. I will make the days up. There mental and physical health is more important to me than anything.

06/30/2026

Please be patient with me this week we are working horse early morning and after dark for there well being. But I'm still working on everything else during the day . So I am putting in almost 20 hour days again and making sure the horses are drinking and staying as cool as I can keep them..