TechniquesMarch 2010

  Barrel Basics with Kenda Lenseigne   Barrel Basics with Kenda Lenseigne   Barrel Basics with Kenda Lenseigne addthis_pub [...]

Shooting HorsemanshipMarch 2010

  Versatile Cowboy   Mozaun McKibben likes to do it all, but what he does best is train horses. [...]

TrainingMarch 2010

  Learn Together   How an inexperienced horse and an inexperienced rider can avoid trouble. addthis_pub [...]

Top ShotsJanuary 2010

  Training for the Extreme Extreme Cowboy Clinic Makes Brave Horses and Riders.   Entering through the gates of Craig and Dalene Cameron’s Double Horn Ranch fulfills a fantasy [...]

Trainer’s PenJanuary 2010

  Taking The Lead Understanding how your horse moves and finding balance is essential to good horsemanship.   The most successful shooters are the best riders. Those riders understand [...]

Training Your Horse To GunfireJanuary 2010

How an Indiana club gets horses used to gunfire.   Just about anybody can shoot a gun off a horse. That doesn’t mean they’ll be able to [...]

On the CoverJanuary 2010

  Craig Cameron An Extremely Original Cowboy   Craig Cameron is conceivably the hardest working horseman in America. The gregarious personality with a huge sense of humor keeps going, [...]

Shooting HorsemanshipJanuary 2010

  A Partnership in Patience - AJ Horses builds relationships with horses and riders.   Ask Andra Olson and Jim Hanson about their training philosophy, and you’ll get [...]

Roping The Right WayJanuary 2010

  A roping primer for beginners.   You might ask…What in the world does Team Roping have to do with mounted shooting? Well, quite a bit if you [...]

Trainer’s PenNovember 2009

  How to avoid the most common mistakes when getting started in mounted shooting.   ack in 2002, I first learned about Cowboy Mounted Shooting. Granted, I was [...]

Shooting HorsemanshipNovember 2009

  Kenda Lenseigne - One of the game’s top shooters is also a trainer.   Sometimes, mom knows best. Just ask champion mounted shooter Kenda Lenseigne. When she [...]

Trainer’s PenSeptember 2009

  Off to the Right Start How to set your horse up for the correct entry into a pattern to get that competitive edge.   Look close—at major championships, [...]

Shooting HorsemanshipSeptember 2009

  Chad & Charlie Little—Two Champion brothers—Two different styles.   Little is one of the biggest names in Cowboy Mounted Shooting—no question about it.   Charlie is the reigning CMSA World [...]

Trainer’s PenJuly 2009

  Right as Rein! The length and style of reins can help or hurt your performance.   If you were to sit on the sidelines at a mounted [...]

Loving The Goodnight TrailJuly 2009

  Loving The Goodnight Trail. Trainer Julie Goodnight delivers her message through all media.   Julie Goodnight has a way of delivering a lesson like no other trainer. [...]

8 Best Shooting Horse TrainersJuly 2009

Western Shooting Horse did its best to identify the top trainers in the sport and boiled it down to a handful and a half.   If you [...]

Trainer’s PenMay 2009

  Mind Your Manners! Use these simple tips to maintain your horse’s respect.   Being a successful shooter is about having a successful relationship with your horse. You [...]

Shooting HorsemanshipMay 2009

  Rex Peterson has made a career training horses for the big screen. He attributes his success, however to his mentor, legendary movie wrangler Glenn Randall [...]

Horse TrainerMarch 2009

  Dan Byrd   Making Time To Train People, Horses and Himself… Dan is a Mounted Shooting Machine   Maybe you had a chance to see Dan Byrd shoot at the [...]

Trainers PenMarch 2009

  Reaching Peak Performance Ten Tips to get you and your shooting horse back into shape for the new season   So the cold of winter is giving way [...]

Your HorseJanuary 2009

  Gearing Your Horse For Better Performance   Perhaps you had a chance to see the Beijing Olympics last year, where sprinter Usain Bolt was one of the [...]

Trainers PenJanuary 2009

  Chasing Points and Learning Lessons   Whether you’re chasing high point titles, or just working on becoming a better shooter, traveling the mounted shooting circuit can provide [...]

No Nonsense CowboyJanuary 2009

  Jimmie Allen is Serious About Training Shooting Horses and Even More So When He Competes   Jimmie Allen is 100% cowboy with classic cowboy looks: long legs, [...]

Maintaining a Calm HorseNovember 2008

  Keep Your Horse Grounded   Mounted Shooting or any timed speed event can be hard on your horse’s mental well-being, so it’s important to take all the [...]

Townsend Ranch - Darby, MontanaNovember 2008

  Larry Townsend and his Family Continue a Long Tradition of Horse Training in the Bitterroot Valley of Montana.   The Bitterroot Valley of southwest Montana is a [...]

Outside The ArenaSeptember 2008

Stepping Outside The Box   We’ve all heard the expression “stepping outside the box”—thinking or acting outside the normal way of things. This is also true in [...]

Yielding To PressureSeptember 2008

A Key to Putting Your Horse in the Correct Course Position   Let’s face it—the need for speed is a big part of our efforts to win [...]

Cox Performance HorsesSeptember 2008

Yep, Roy is a Cowboy.   Roy Cox is not exactly the imposing sort. He’s average sized, with a somewhat beaten cowboy hat and a big, bushy moustache standing out. [...]

Finding The Right PartnerJuly 2008

Buying a Shooting Horse With mounted shooting growing strong, people are always looking for competition horses.  If you’re in the market, here are some important guidelines [...]

Why Did I Miss?July 2008

Techniques for Staying on Target OK.  You’ve just made a run, and there’s still a balloon or two standing. You probably ask yourself, “How did I [...]

Practice Makes PerfectMay 2008

Top Shooters Share Their Training Disciplines   Tiger Woods  Cowboy Mounted Shooting.  Huh?   Certainly the greatest golfer in the world has never tried the sport—he may not [...]

Mustang Trainer Kitty LaumanMay 2008

On the Road to The Extreme Makeover Kitty has a Method to the Mustang   Talk about a hand with a horse. There are numerous highly respected horse [...]

The Need For SpeedMay 2008

Closing the Distance, A Far Better Tactic   Horses and speed seem to go together like “mounted” and “shooting.”  It doesn’t matter if the sport is thoroughbred [...]

Get Off To A Great StartMay 2008

Techniques for Course Entry and Management   I’m often asked, “What should you do with your horse upon entering the arena, just before you get the nod [...]

Shooting Horses Are Made Not BornMarch 2008

  Alan Eggleston’s Double E Ranch   Tucked back into the rolling hills several miles outside the small town of Gila, New Mexico, lays a picturesque horse and [...]

Eye On The PrizeMarch 2008

  Correct Techniques for the Barrel Approach and Rundown Turn   Have you ever found yourself driving down a road when your attention is caught by something to [...]

Time is MoneyJanuary 2008

Top Ten Time-Shaving Tips From the Pros   So you want to be a top mounted shooter, eh? Then you need to live that old axiom, “Time [...]

The Roll BackJanuary 2008

  A Required Drill   When we put some horses in the paddock, they’ll do the usual things—walk, trot, lope, stand around.  Sometimes they’ll run along the fence, [...]

Get Up In The SaddleJanuary 2008

  The sport is mounted shooting, so firing from the saddle is basic to your success—and riding position is a big part of it.   Let’s start off [...]

Basic Training for the Mounted Shooting HorseNovember 2007

  Knowing Where to Start   When getting started in mounted shooting the most important purchase will be your horse. Guns, saddles and tack will take second tier [...]

Back To The BasicsNovember 2007

  Gun Handling and Shooting Techniques   As with any precise action sport you have to start with the basics. The great golfer and tennis player has the [...]

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