WHAT TO BRING
Our support crew hauls your gear from campsite to campsite each day. So bring whatever you need, but not everything your own...

FOR YOURSELF:

• Clothing....create LAYERS with warm & cool clothing, western hat with stampede string or riding helmet. NO BALL CAPS ON THE TRAIL (okay at night in camp)
• Good bedroll or sleeping bag, ground pad, extra blankets, pillow
• Tarp or tent
• Snacks for you. Hard tac and jerky were traditional.
• Personal Toiletries:
  Toothbrush & toothpaste, Soap, Shampoo, Shaving kit if desired
• Towel(s)
• Lip balm
• Sun block
• Sunglasses
• Bandana or scarf
• Bug repellent
• Gloves can be handy
• Folding or lawn chair - it's nice to have somewhere to sit at supper time.
• Camera with flash, extra batteries, film or memory chips
• Spare tire if you have a rubber tired wagon, we will have air with us.
• Matches, lantern, extra fuel, flashlight, batteries, whatever you have.
• Slicker, raingear
• Chaps
• Silverware unless you don't mind the stupid plastic stuff
• Any other personal items, medications, etc., that you need
• Soft Drinks and/or Booze if you want it

 FOR YOUR STOCK:

• We furnish grass or grass alfalfa hay, so no need to bring that, except for travel to and from home.
• Bring any grain, mineralized salt, or supplements if you feed them
• Bucket for water and grain (A MUST!!!)
• feedbag if you use one
• Good halter and lead rope. It's a good idea to bring a spare, too.
• Hobbles if you can use them - not too many trees or hitching posts out here. Most horses & Mules do well on the picket line. Electric fence or corrals are okay. No pipe panels allowed
• Optional first aid or emergency vet kit
• Hoof care kit: ALL HORSES AND MULES MUST EITHER BE SHOD OR HAVE "EASY BOOTS" (or similar - we're not endorsing a brand name) FOR AT LEAST THE FRONT FEET
• Fly spray and grooming stuff, according to your preferences