Trail Tips

Attaching a Rifle Scabbard, Bow Scabbard or Cam...

Rifle Scabbards I personally hang my rifle scabbard on the off-side of the horse. I attach it with the rifle butt toward the front at about horn height, and angle...

Outfitters Supply™ Horse Packing Equipment… We ...

Whether you are a professional outfitter or a weekend camper, reliable horse packing and mule packing equipment is an absolute must. Nothing could be more frustrating or potentially dangerous than having a...

Trail Riding Equipment: Accessories

I find the term "Trail Riding Equipment" to include many different broad categories of gear. So when I was asked to write on the subject, I divided the horse trail...

How much water does my trail horse or mule need?

As the weather continues to stay hot (and even gets hotter), it becomes more important to monitor the amount of water your stock takes in. While trail riding or on a...

Horse Saddle Bags: Packing For Success

When loading your western or endurance saddle bags on your saddle, having equal size, equal weight and equal weight distribution of your saddlebags is vital. Remember, your saddlebags are dead weight and,...

Explore Our Sawbuck and Decker Pack Saddles for...

Some differences between a Sawbuck Pack Saddle and Decker Pack Saddle are obvious. A Sawbuck has crossbucks made usually of oak or metal that form an X shape at the top of the saddle...