Dan Aadland is a former teacher who ranches and breeds horses near Absarokee, Montana. He is the author of seven books, including The Best of All Seasons: Fifty Years as a Montana Hunter (Nebraska 2007) and The Complete Trail Horse: Selecting, Training, and Enjoying Your Horse in the Backcountry.
Dan Aadland is a former teacher who ranches and breeds horses near Absarokee, Montana. He is the author of seven books, including The Best of All Seasons: Fifty Years as a Montana Hunter (Nebraska 2007) and The Complete Trail Horse: Selecting, Training, and Enjoying Your Horse in the Backcountry.
Dan Aadland is a former teacher who ranches and breeds horses near Absarokee, Montana. He is the author of seven books, including The Best of All Seasons: Fifty Years as a Montana Hunter (Nebraska 2007) and The Complete Trail Horse: Selecting, Training, and Enjoying Your Horse in the Backcountry.
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Preface Introduction Acknowledgments A Note to the Reader THE RANCH SPRING 1. Calving - The stud colt - A new "snipe hunt" - The nature of the cow - A close call - Lion bait 2. "Freedom, heyday," cried Caliban - My breakout - Pronghorns - St. Olaf - Rattlesnakes under the outhouse 3. A decidion about the stud colt - The story of the leg - A premature trip to the funeral home 4. Testosterone machines - A spring ride - Killer baby antelope - Banks and noxious weeds 5. Stallions, mares, and foals - Centaurs and minotaurs SUMMER 6. Pancho and Lefty - Running W's - The one-hoss shay - A bend in Butcher Creek 7. A big head of water - Reedy River - Hunting fish - Dead end - Sweet Charlotte - Steeplechase 8. Dry times - A shovel for a shield 9. White shorts and tennis shoes 10. Starting a filly 11. Farrier tales 12. First ride - A lady vet - Horse trading - Bicycles for bracelets 13. A big expensive bucket of bolts - Overshot stackers - Sergeant Fleming - "A time to sow, a time to reap" FALL 14. A dusting on the mountains - New neighbor - A nice Lutheran girl - Return of the stud colt 15. Roundup - Elsie's pets 16. "Some people prefer dogs" - On eating your friends: Napoleon and Squealer 17. Moose 18. Weaning time - Discovery in the hills WINTER 19. A lone sentinel - Coyotes - Patience 20. Requiem 21. El sol Epilogue About the Artist
Preface Introduction Acknowledgments A Note to the Reader THE RANCH SPRING 1. Calving - The stud colt - A new "snipe hunt" - The nature of the cow - A close call - Lion bait 2. "Freedom, heyday," cried Caliban - My breakout - Pronghorns - St. Olaf - Rattlesnakes under the outhouse 3. A decidion about the stud colt - The story of the leg - A premature trip to the funeral home 4. Testosterone machines - A spring ride - Killer baby antelope - Banks and noxious weeds 5. Stallions, mares, and foals - Centaurs and minotaurs SUMMER 6. Pancho and Lefty - Running W's - The one-hoss shay - A bend in Butcher Creek 7. A big head of water - Reedy River - Hunting fish - Dead end - Sweet Charlotte - Steeplechase 8. Dry times - A shovel for a shield 9. White shorts and tennis shoes 10. Starting a filly 11. Farrier tales 12. First ride - A lady vet - Horse trading - Bicycles for bracelets 13. A big expensive bucket of bolts - Overshot stackers - Sergeant Fleming - "A time to sow, a time to reap" FALL 14. A dusting on the mountains - New neighbor - A nice Lutheran girl - Return of the stud colt 15. Roundup - Elsie's pets 16. "Some people prefer dogs" - On eating your friends: Napoleon and Squealer 17. Moose 18. Weaning time - Discovery in the hills WINTER 19. A lone sentinel - Coyotes - Patience 20. Requiem 21. El sol Epilogue About the Artist
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