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June 2012 
Deadlines:
 Display Ads - May 14
Classified Ads - May 16

 

 

 

Exclusive Regional Coverage

 

• Positive Reading • Informative Articles 
• History • Cowboy Poetry • Horse Industry News

In the May 2012 Issue

• Dog Hair & Mule Sweat
• To Treat Or Not To Treat

• Eastern Idaho Horsemen's Hall of Fame 2012

• Haven's Stables Kid's Camp

• Business Profile - Bison Saddlery

• Simulcasting Returns to Montana

• Flaming Panels

• Product Profile - Itch B Gone Soap

• Utah Wild Horse & Burro Festival

• Mustang Foundation Offers Youth Employment

 

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May 2012

“Rest Stop,” an original 30" x 60" oil-on-panel by Western Artist, Ann Hanson, of Shell, Wyoming.

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Play ball...
Sancho and Amigo play tug-of-war with a ball. 

Submitted by Jerry and Sam Yetter, Dillon, Montana.

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Feature Articles This Month

To Treat or Not To Treat

By Bryan Neubert, Alturas, California    

     Occasionally, someone asks my opinion on giving handouts to horses. I’ve had some people say it can cause horses to become pushy and obnoxious. I suppose that would be right with some people. I suppose some people that give their child a cookie once in awhile might have them screaming and crying for one all the time. If they gave in to that behavior they could have a pushy and obnoxious child on their hands.  

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Flaming Panels

An Innovative New Technique

 for Training Rope Horses

By Chris Ellsworth, Gillette, WY

      A few years back, I came across a calf that we’d missed at branding. We were going to head out to summer pasture in a few days, and I wanted to get him branded and vaccinated before we went.

      So I got the calf corralled, lit the branding torch to heat the irons, and made ready to get this calf done.  

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