Here is a little more footage of horselogging in Berea. Here Sam Tackett shows how he lifts the butt end of the log using log grabs and short chains. He and Ben explain they get a lot of their tools from horseloggingsupply.com. | Rural Heritage Magazine

Here is a little more footage of horselogging in Berea. Here Sam Tackett shows how he lifts the butt end of the log using log grabs and short chains. He and Ben explain they get a lot of their tools from horseloggingsupply.com | Rural Heritage Magazine

Horse Logging! We prefer to keep it simple in the woods, and usually just stick with a swingle tree and chain, rather than a Logging arch or other equipment. You can keep a spare in the car for when you inevitability break something, and it gives you a much smaller turning circle for winding your way in and out of the trees. Horses really excel at certain stages of forestry and in certain situations. They can tackle steep sites and those which have important flora or fauna on the forest floor, b

In this video I am showing you some ground work exercises to work with a disrespectful behavior, pushy or young horse to build a good work ethic and respect. Every horse should know these exercises. | Tim Anderson Horse Training

The secret to horse training and liberty work? Developing a horse that’s soft in their mind. Why? Because when their mind is soft, their body follows — and that’s what builds quietness, responsiveness, and confidence 💪 So how do we achieve this softness? Well, it actually all starts with us. WE must be soft before our horses can be soft. This means that in everything that we do or ask, our cues must start off subtly, then gradually increase in pressure until we receive the desired response. The