powderburn
Active member
With the majority of the seeding done and a slight reprieve in the branding camps it was time to take some flat landers for a ride.
Now all these people who joined us brought real time working horse's which was a pleasure in itself. No bunching up, kicking, nipping, jockeying for position or the usual crap that goes along with the happy hackers. Nothing wrong with happy hacker's I'm the president of that club. I put miles on my mount's, most happy hacker's ride way to little to even begin to enjoy a good ride. Now these horse's were in great shape but up and down is a different story compared to flat and rolling hills. Taking that into account we opted for a 16 mile rounder along the valley floor with a small 1000 ft climb over one ridge.
Now all these people who joined us brought real time working horse's which was a pleasure in itself. No bunching up, kicking, nipping, jockeying for position or the usual crap that goes along with the happy hackers. Nothing wrong with happy hacker's I'm the president of that club. I put miles on my mount's, most happy hacker's ride way to little to even begin to enjoy a good ride. Now these horse's were in great shape but up and down is a different story compared to flat and rolling hills. Taking that into account we opted for a 16 mile rounder along the valley floor with a small 1000 ft climb over one ridge.
