Basic Equine Mananagement Clinic

This clinic is designed to incorporate basic personal outdoor skills in several areas that will be required to have to build a successful experience in the equine management. This clinic is for those individuals who DO NOT have an interest in riding horses rather ranch care only. Optional work trade available. 

The course provides 40 hours of combined indoor/outdoor classroom and hands on equine stable and ranch management.

The outline below are the highlights of the course content. An individual study and notes syllabus is furnish to each student plus text books. 

Several student planned day trips by horseback will be included in the course to track and photograph several species of Rocky Mountain wildlife. 

Clinic 10 hours of riding, competitive showmanship competitive photographing and cooking. (you can take additional clinics at later dates)

Introduction to Stable management

Diet and Feed requirements

Equine Biology

Hoof Trimming and care

Proper Equine Grooming and Health Care

Horse and Mule Habits and Traits

Tack - Bridles and accessories

Tack care

Grounds and facility safety

Fencing and round pens

Ranching equipment 

Communication

Action

Group dynamics

Working with CO workers

Dynamics of a hunting camp

Common sense practices

Land Care

Water Care

Wildlife Conservation and Identification

Federal and State Rules and Regulations

Leave NO TRACE practices

Latrine