Horse back tips, fishing and camping
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From: FORESTBOWS
17-May-21
Looking to fill some spots this summer for all of the above. We can put together any combination of the 3. Day trips - week long adventures. Singles, family's or groups.
From: FORESTBOWS
17-May-21
From: FORESTBOWS
17-May-21
From: FORESTBOWS
17-May-21
From: FORESTBOWS
17-May-21
From: FORESTBOWS
17-May-21
From: FORESTBOWS
17-May-21
From: Birdman
17-May-21
That bridge crossing looks interesting , any trouble getting em over?
From: FORESTBOWS
18-May-21
The first time for them all is the hardest. Once they do it then it's no problem.
From: BTM
18-May-21
Are any of those horses named Thunderbolt or Lightning? :)
From: FORESTBOWS
18-May-21
Crazy, Psycho, Bucky, and nightmare.
From: Whocares
18-May-21
Good ones, Forest!!
From: MA-PAdeerslayer
18-May-21
Awesome names. Any 4wheeler activities? Seems safer than hopping on those guys ;) hahahah!!!
(Obviously kidding)
From: Jackaroo
18-May-21
Kids need an adventure and I cannot think of a better one. Everyone for that matter. If you have not been on a horse in the mountains you have missed out on one of the greatest experiences in life.
From: FORESTBOWS
19-May-21
I agree Jack! Stuff kids will always remember.
From: FORESTBOWS
19-May-21
We do have lots of drive in camping and fishing opportunities for those who don't like horses. We use Jeeps and side by sides mostly.
From: Altitude Sickness
19-May-21
My wife and I would be all over that. But she just injured her knee. Maybe next summer.
From: WV Mountaineer
19-May-21
If I sign up, I want the guide in the first pic. She’d fit right in with the scenery. Just sayin.....
From: FORESTBOWS
19-May-21
From: Two Feathers
20-May-21
I've heard that mules are more sure footed than horses. Any truth to that?
From: Altitude Sickness
20-May-21
Is that an elk 2 miles off behind the rider in pink?
From: FORESTBOWS
20-May-21
Yes! Good eye Jay
From: Ken
20-May-21
The second picture must be photo shopped. It gives the impression that someone entrusted the safety of their child to Ben :)
From: FORESTBOWS
20-May-21
Lol.....funny thing Ken.....that's Ben's kid.
From: Ken
21-May-21
That makes sense.
And I was joking about Ben and kids. When we got back to the trailhead after hunting with Forest, there were two 5-6 year old girls with their father that were curious about the horses. Ben, who guides for Forest, took the time to tell them about the horses and let them pet the horses.
From: Altitude Sickness
21-May-21
My daughter during her rodeo days,
My daughter during her rodeo days,
What little girl doesn’t like horses. Nothing better for them than to raise and take care of an animal. The problem is they turn into big girls that like horses. Then you can never get rid of them
