Ranch Ramblings ~ Seasons
June 6, 2024
By Niki Flundra The seasons on the ranch determine all our daily activities and how and what we spend our time and energy on. With each spring, we feel
By Niki Flundra The seasons on the ranch determine all our daily activities and how and what we spend our time and energy on. With each spring, we feel
By Brittney Chomistek Photography: Wild Mane Photos | Hair: Kole Van Marrion at The Social by Red Velvet | Makeup: Aria Studios As winter fades, puffy coats return to the
Canadiana Vaquero By Terri Mason Miles Kingdon is a cowboy’s cowboy, a man well-respected in the ranching world for his seemingly magical abilities with cattle and horses. Whether riding a
HISTORY AND MYSTERY By Daryl Drew PH.D. The Nicola Valley, just north of Merritt B.C., has been integral to the Canadian ranching industry since the days of the Fraser River
FORECASTING IS THE HOLY GRAIL By Terri Mason It’s difficult to figure out what will happen next with the earth. In the West, the hope is always for moisture. I
By Rob Dinwoodie The summer of ’23 was sweltering hot with no appreciable rain since June, bringing the drought conditions in the Okanagan to their highest. The daytime temperatures had
FRESH EYES ON THE RANGE By Anne Stevick I did not know what to expect when I attended the first “Southern Alberta Grazing School for Women” in 2004, along with
The Trainers Showdown – Legends Edition at Horse Expo Canada is a distinguished event uniting renowned equestrian trainers. This exclusive edition honors legendary figures in horse training, celebrated for their
Sisters Still Riding By Rob Vogt It is an unforgettable image — two women of a certain age racing their horses towards the finish line. For Audrey Westrop and Susan
ON THE COVER ~ MILES KINGDON The buckaroo life and heart-stopping tragedy that shaped Miles Kingdon into Canada’s premier vaquero. You can read the whole article in the current issue
