I look forward to each Electic Horseman issue.  I have been a part of the hunter/jumper community most of my life.  I have found so many little bits of information that have helped me in my teaching, everday riding, and understanding of the wonderful, sensitive horse himself.  EH is about the horse, not just the ride, which I find more often than not among most riders - not just the hunters which I am concerned with most of the time, but other disciplines as well. Keep spreading the word - the more you understand the horse, the better the ride!!!

— Barb T., Illinois, USA

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For those of you who are traveling on the path of better horsemanship, this magazine is your road-map. From the simple day to day questions, to the complex issues that haunt us, easy enough for a beginner, dynamic enough for the experienced, and plain enough for even an old cowboy..no sugar coating, no games..."just what works" mentality.. Take a peek into any of the issues, you will find something that will address your needs, ability, and desire to better yourself, and your skills. Best yet, filled with with, wisdom, and markers along the way to your success. When you experience the sweet spot, that this magazine presents, filled with articles written by the notables, Brannaman, Black, Murdoch, Young, opt to check out the forums, where Ranchers and Riders,from such diverse areas as Nebraska, Nevada, California, Florida, Australia, and all points in between, find a common ground, to help ourselves, help our horse. Can't wait to see you there. How little does it take? At your fingertips, a wealth of knowledge.

 

— Patti M., California, USA

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With regards to why I enjoy Eclectic-Horseman ~ There's a community network feel to what the magazine offers with each issue.  The articles give the reader something to think about, exercises for developing good horsemanship skills,  and it has something for all levels of riders.
 
— Sandra P., Washington St. USA

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Horsemen of the world,  please cut this oleman some slack when you hear me preaching and braggin' about the good that can come from you subscribing to this little,  but loud  magazine,  ' Eclectic Horseman ' .   yes, truly eclectic,  yes, truly positive on the nature of your outlook reference your bettering horsemanship.  you, will interpret the articles as you first browse them relative to your time allowed, then like most,  you will go back and relate your own efforts, in your own style, to your own tastes, all those good thoughts offered for your education and the fun of new ways to look at your horse's advancing education.  curl up with this bundle of good information and your horses will love you for it.  for you cyber types,, go ahead and bang in to the eclectic horse forum at will and browse or introduce yourself. your choice.  you will be welcomed by an 'eclectic' bunch that will help you ferret out ways to help your horses find a better and safer way to deal with the human world.  you won't find much fluff here,  however, in balance, you will find that you feel much better about yourself as a horseman.  it is mucho informative and entertaining to some , and near bible-like to most. 

 

— Ken N., Florida USA  

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Over the past 35 years, I've subscribed to a large number of horse magazines, but I've never gotten as much out of any of them as I have Eclectic Horseman. Other magazines' training articles always hit the high points but left out come critical little details that left me frustrated.Your use of pictures along with explanations really helps!

 

— Bonnie  M., Georgia USA

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I love getting my copy of EH... In every copy there is something that helps me become a better horseperson... Living in Australia I don't get to go to many clinics and the EH Magazine is my bi monthly "clinic"

— Marie W., Australia INT

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I confess: I was once an English-riding snob -- and I still prefer to ride in my English saddle and train in dressage. But Eclectic Horseman helped me realize an obvious truth: good horsemanship is good horsemanship, no matter what saddle you sit in. I love the variety and depth of the articles, dressage mixed in with natural horsemanship and roping, and the acceptance of all of us who love and respect horses. The design is clean, the photos are great, the writing and editing is outstanding. Thanks for an excellent little magazine -- I promote it every chance I get!

 
— Erica C., Colorado USA

Since finding this sight a few months ago I am still astounded by the vast knowledge and different cultures in this sight it is truly amazing weather your the beginner or the person stuck in the middle with no direction or the established horseman you will find direction though the help of the extremely knowledgeable people we have around here so please by all means turn your horses out with us and sit around the fire with us and enjoy the ride.  So  lady's and gentleman with that said swing your self in too your saddles and spur your pony into a long trot and enjoy the ride.

 

— Jason S., Oregon, USA

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