NEW EPISODE!

A quick update from The Highline Herd! Life has been keeping both of us busy lately, and with some exciting horse-related adventures on the horizon, we've decided to put the podcast on a short hiatus through June. This will give us time to focus on upcoming projects, travel, and creating new content for you all. We'll still be active on social media but mainly focusing on TikTok, so keep an eye out for updates, trail stories, and behind the scenes moments from our journey. Thank you for riding along with us, be sure to check out our TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@thehighlineherd?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc) !

In this episode, we cover the variety of options you can do to build muscle and endurance without riding your horse. From hotwalkers, to roundpenning, to ponying, and more, there are a thousand ways to work your horse without ever saddling up. So tune in and lets get to work!

So you want to buy a horse property? What are some of the major things you should consider and look at ? Driveway width, drainage, water pipes, electric, hydrants, and more are all important considerations when deciding if a property can house horses and meet their needs.

Hay & forage is one of the most important yet easiest looked over aspect of horse care. Today we break it down and cover all aspects of figuring out what your horse might need.

Supplements are everywhere and you've most likely heard someone recommend brands or types to feed, but the big question is- are you wasting money on supplements? Lets dive into what they are and what you should know.

Something you may have heard of but not experienced firsthand could be extremely beneficial to your horse- equine physical therapy. What are some therapy options and how can they be applied?

Shelby and Skylar sit and chat about a new DIY project and why they got it, tying everything back to previous episodes about purchasing equipment.

In this episode, we break down what we’ve learned about trailers. From budget mistakes to safety details most people overlook, we’re talking about the things no one tells you before you hand over the check. If you’re thinking about upgrading, downsizing, or buying your first trailer — this could save you money, stress, and regret. Consider this your honest trailer talk.