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Horse’s Ability To Move Both Directions Fluently Depends On Training

“My horse is left-handed. He always turns easier to the left than the right.” That comment is frequently heard from horseback riders when their mounts...

Horse’s Ability To Move Both Directions Fluently Depends On Training

  “My horse is left-handed. He always turns easier to the left than the right.” That comment is frequently heard from horseback riders when their mounts...

Look BIG!

For years we've been told by wolf-loving bureaucrats that wolves don't attack people. So why did the Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) publish a...

Ear Biscuits (Best Of)

I don't know why Butcherknife Bill changed his name to Sourdough Sam. Maybe someone hung the moniker on him because of his reputation for...

Potato Topper & More

This spring is definitely going to be a busy time for me, I’m traveling a great deal in March and again in April. For...

You Never Know what You Might be Missing

I saw an old friend in town the other day and he asked how I had done trapping last year. I told him I...

Opportunity

Four years ago, students and educators in southwest Kansas began talk of bringing a satellite campus from one of the state's universities to Dodge...

Plan A ain’t workin’

Nevah and I recently had bizness in the Kansas City area. At my age, I despise driving in big city traffic, but we needed...

Conservationists Argue For Horses Ecological Significance, Economic Value To Rural Communities

Animal Wellness Action and its partner organizations, the Center for a Humane Economy and Animal Wellness Foundation, have urged the National Park Service (NPS)...

Transitions In Moving Cattle

Most cattlemen nowadays have large gooseneck livestock trailers they pull with a big powerful pickup. Others even have semi tractors to pull single, double, and...
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