Mountain Horse, Inc.'s Philosophy

 At Mountain Horse, we believe that everyone has an individual responsibility to be a "good steward".

To us, being a good steward means that, along with the great privileges we have been blessed with in our beautiful nation, comes an equally great individual responsibility. Each of us should be responsible for caring for and protecting the rights and resources that are ours to enjoy. Because of our values and beliefs, we are concerned about issues such as:

Preservation of our natural resources by using low impact and "leave no trace" practices

Exercising our rights as United States citizens to keep public lands open to the public

Caring for and handling livestock in a humane and natural manner

Wildlife conservation through responsible hunting and fishing

The staff of Mountain Horse, Inc participate in riding, hunting, fishing and camping and seek to support our horsemen (and women), hunters, fishermen (and women) and outdoor enthusiasts!

Mountain Horse offers assistance with saddle fit  for the comfort of your horse or mule.

Mountain Horse has a strong interest in and desire to promote methods of effective, natural communication with our horses and mules. Whether you call it "horse whispering", "natural horsemanship" or "horse communication", it's great that there are many trainers, clinics and products offered that support a safer, more natural way to develop a good, lifelong relationship with your equine companion.

Mountain Horse also supports groups such as the Back Country Horsemen of America and their affiliates who promote conservation and preservation of natural resources by actually getting out and taking action!

Mountain Horse, Inc welcomes e'mails from individuals or groups that share our philosophy and values. If you or your group are involved in actions to keep public lands or trails open, please let us know. We'll do our part to help by publishing news or calls to action on our website (and soon to come newsletter). Let us know by e'mailing us using our Contact Us page.

Learn More about Leave No Trace

Visit the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics site at http://www.lnt.org/.  Find out how you can show your support.

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