Great job, ya’ll! I’ve been RV’ing for 4 years and every trip is an adventure and learning experience. Adding in the horses is quite the challenge! Our number 1 rule is - “Don’t arrive at camp hungry!” At a minimum eat a snack right before you pull in. Otherwise it’s too easy to make mistakes and/or get frustrated during setup. Take your time and enjoy the journey!
Thank you for sharing your journey with us. I’m so glad you are starting to be more comfortable with sharing your faith,I know that is sometimes a bit nerve racking. God bless you and keep you and make is face shine upon you, and be gracious to you (and your pony’s)
I always have the hay either in storage hay bags or wrapped in tarps in the trailer. Take a full first aid kit for both humans and equines. I never use to be able to sleep the first couple of nights but you'll get use to it eventually although those temporary hot wire corrals aren't as reliable as solid corrals. Alternatively you can put a bell on your horses and I have also used those camping light sticks tied on their blankets so I can see and hear them. I've been horse camping for 20+ yrs, just a few tricks I have learned.
Should you need extra storage, look at the storage pockets for horse showing that fasten to stall fronts / walls. We added 2 in our camper & used them for socks, slippers, underwear & hairbrushes, hand lotion, rolled t shirts, packable jackets, books, small games, yarn & knitting needles, etc. I second getting the Trip Wizard app. There's another similar, but I think Trip Wizard was better. Finally, if your awning has to be manually opened & shut.... be very careful about leaving it open at night or when you run to the store. We got to replace ours twice due to unexpected windstorms that literally ripped ours to shreds. You've got the horses that may not appreciate sudden scary flapping pieces of blowing canopy. Newer RVs have automatic awnings that retract when gusty winds hit, but not all RVs have that feature. My sister horsecamps with her friends. They bought zippered hay bale bags that are waterproof. If the bottom bale was bagged, it would keep liquids from wicking into all of the bales. Praying for you folks. TFS your adventures.
The first day will be always the hardest day. I was surprised to see you coocking outside, because when it's a bit windy you will have to make a protection against the wind, to avoid a gas explosing.😊
If you don’t know about RV Trip Wizard, I recommend checking it out (I’m not affiliated; just find it incredibly helpful!). You can use various filters to find places to stay, plan your route, see when you should plan to stop for gas, and best of all…. you can put in your trailer’s dimensions so that it will only take you on routes where your rig will fit so that you can avoid things like scary 1 lane bridges!
This is my first time finding your channel. I'm so happy that I found you. I loved seeing how well you care for your horses, and your sweet dynamic together. Thank you for sharing.
Really cool and eye-opening video on everything that goes into horse camping! I've been following you for a while and love all of your content. Wishing you all the love and support!! You all are in my prayers as you take on this challenge! ❤
Going over that bridge sounds scary! If something startles them they'll go right thru that fence. Collen didn't even flinch when he got shocked. I also wonder if the grass has rou d up or orhe poison on it. You are brave to do all this. I will also be praying for your safety.
Might want to microchip your animals. -- Beautiful area. Glad you are not going too far for test runs. Still think you can just camp in your own backyard to work out any kinks.
Welcome to our joiners! Let’s just say while Collin was checking us in, I had to back the trailer up down the side of a steep mountain because there were no turn arounds 😱. At one point, I had to maneuver around a tree, and well…
A little unsolicited advice, tying horses in the trailer is not safe. 1- they can balance themselves better with their head untied, 2- if you’re in wreck & they’re tied their necks snap.
You seem like nice people - you do- but really isn’t it time to grow up and assume adult responsibilities? Hate to break it to you but if you’re on “vacation” all the time that too will get old. The constant need for “adventure” and “stimulation” symbolizes something really big is missing in your lives. And without that you’ll never be truly happy. Ex. I’ll be happy if I move. I’ll be happy if I buy my own farm. I’ll be happy if I see my horses everyday. I’ll be happy if I travel the country. It’s a fool’s errand and your mother should have told you so. So since she didn’t - I’m telling you. Also why would you put your horses in harms way trailering them (which can be very stressful) just for clicks? Don’t you think they’d be much happier staying in one place?
Do you say the same to people who train and spend tons of money to climb Mount Everest? People should do as much of what brings them joy in life as they can. I totally gave up everything twice to do something others thought crazy. I have wonderful memories and zero regrets. What is right for you isn't right for everyone. Being able to travel and see the beauty of the country is a fantastic endeavor. They are young enough to pull this off and I say more power to them.
@@claudias4601 It’s one thing to travel and another to drag horses (who are at the mercy of their owners) all over the place for You Tube clicks. Trailering is very stressful for horses as is constantly being in a new environment. I am also objecting to this and am advocating for the welfare of the animals.
Also 340 people died trying to climb Everest. Instead of using their lives to improve the human condition, they selfishly followed their own dreams and left the grieving people that love them behind to pick up the pieces. Dreams that only satisfy you can turn into nightmares for those you love (including your animals).
So rude to rain on someone's parade like this! They didn't ask for your approval and they can do whatever they want to that brings them joy! Camping is so much fun and brings so much value to a person's life by being able to experience the world to the fullest and break out of the bubble of monotony of staying in one place all the time!
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Thank you for showing your prayer time before your meal. You're living out your faith.❤
yes its amazing!
"We were too nervous with the driving to touch the hay!" 😅
Great job, ya’ll! I’ve been RV’ing for 4 years and every trip is an adventure and learning experience. Adding in the horses is quite the challenge! Our number 1 rule is - “Don’t arrive at camp hungry!” At a minimum eat a snack right before you pull in. Otherwise it’s too easy to make mistakes and/or get frustrated during setup. Take your time and enjoy the journey!
This is genius; I definitely get hangry 😂
😮 I car camp regularly, this is game changing advice. Idk how I never realized fussing with setup while hungry was part of my problem.
Thank you for sharing your journey with us.
I’m so glad you are starting to be more comfortable with sharing your faith,I know that is sometimes a bit nerve racking. God bless you and keep you and make is face shine upon you, and be gracious to you (and your pony’s)
I always have the hay either in storage hay bags or wrapped in tarps in the trailer. Take a full first aid kit for both humans and equines. I never use to be able to sleep the first couple of nights but you'll get use to it eventually although those temporary hot wire corrals aren't as reliable as solid corrals. Alternatively you can put a bell on your horses and I have also used those camping light sticks tied on their blankets so I can see and hear them. I've been horse camping for 20+ yrs, just a few tricks I have learned.
Stay safe. I hope the horses settle into this new life. 🤞🏻 And you both as well. 😘💙🐴💙🐴
I can already tell the series is going to be amazing!
I enjoyed this video so much! I teared up when y’all prayed over your meal. It’s very refreshing to see a happy young couple who have faith in God. 💖
You all are great people and the horses too!
Should you need extra storage, look at the storage pockets for horse showing that fasten to stall fronts / walls. We added 2 in our camper & used them for socks, slippers, underwear & hairbrushes, hand lotion, rolled t shirts, packable jackets, books, small games, yarn & knitting needles, etc.
I second getting the Trip Wizard app. There's another similar, but I think Trip Wizard was better.
Finally, if your awning has to be manually opened & shut.... be very careful about leaving it open at night or when you run to the store. We got to replace ours twice due to unexpected windstorms that literally ripped ours to shreds. You've got the horses that may not appreciate sudden scary flapping pieces of blowing canopy. Newer RVs have automatic awnings that retract when gusty winds hit, but not all RVs have that feature.
My sister horsecamps with her friends. They bought zippered hay bale bags that are waterproof. If the bottom bale was bagged, it would keep liquids from wicking into all of the bales.
Praying for you folks. TFS your adventures.
Thank you, Brenda! These are all great tips that I take to heart!
If you ever need a stopping point near Kansas I have a great one you can go to❤
The first day will be always the hardest day. I was surprised to see you coocking outside, because when it's a bit windy you will have to make a protection against the wind, to avoid a gas explosing.😊
Thank you for including your prayer! Loved that! My daughter loves your channel and happy for her to see that example in someone she looks up to!
Looks like you guys had a great time!! There will always be something new to learn!! ❤ can’t wait to see the future adventures!!! Stay safe!!! 💕
I love this type of content, can't wait for you guys to officially hit the road and start making lots of these vids
If you don’t know about RV Trip Wizard, I recommend checking it out (I’m not affiliated; just find it incredibly helpful!). You can use various filters to find places to stay, plan your route, see when you should plan to stop for gas, and best of all…. you can put in your trailer’s dimensions so that it will only take you on routes where your rig will fit so that you can avoid things like scary 1 lane bridges!
Wow, this sounds really useful!! I will check it out!
Love that you have fun with your horses ❤
Nice video. Looks like a fun adventure with a lot of work. I’d do it if I could.
This is my first time finding your channel. I'm so happy that I found you. I loved seeing how well you care for your horses, and your sweet dynamic together. Thank you for sharing.
I’m glad you enjoyed the content!
Really cool and eye-opening video on everything that goes into horse camping! I've been following you for a while and love all of your content. Wishing you all the love and support!! You all are in my prayers as you take on this challenge! ❤
Thank you so much!
Nice vid as always!❤
Great job! 😊
Going over that bridge sounds scary! If something startles them they'll go right thru that fence. Collen didn't even flinch when he got shocked. I also wonder if the grass has rou d up or orhe poison on it. You are brave to do all this. I will also be praying for your safety.
Might want to microchip your animals. -- Beautiful area. Glad you are not going too far for test runs. Still think you can just camp in your own backyard to work out any kinks.
Carmella Abel - Equine Helper, nice video bro
Omg I love this channel ❤
Yassss so excited ❤❤
You’ve got me excited about camping! What type of fence is that? The setup looked effortless.
It is an electric poly tape fence!
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I love it! Safe travels everyone ❤! By the way, where did you get the electric fence?
Amazon!
"How did we get a tree branch back here?” 😅😅😅
Welcome to our joiners! Let’s just say while Collin was checking us in, I had to back the trailer up down the side of a steep mountain because there were no turn arounds 😱. At one point, I had to maneuver around a tree, and well…
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Where did you get the fence kit? You said it’s battery run??
The charger actually came with our portable panels, but work with the electric fence. It’s from affordable portable products
A little unsolicited advice, tying horses in the trailer is not safe. 1- they can balance themselves better with their head untied, 2- if you’re in wreck & they’re tied their necks snap.
That’s why I have break away halters 😁
You seem like nice people - you do- but really isn’t it time to grow up and assume adult responsibilities? Hate to break it to you but if you’re on “vacation” all the time that too will get old. The constant need for “adventure” and “stimulation” symbolizes something really big is missing in your lives. And without that you’ll never be truly happy. Ex. I’ll be happy if I move. I’ll be happy if I buy my own farm. I’ll be happy if I see my horses everyday. I’ll be happy if I travel the country. It’s a fool’s errand and your mother should have told you so. So since she didn’t - I’m telling you.
Also why would you put your horses in harms way trailering them (which can be very stressful) just for clicks? Don’t you think they’d be much happier staying in one place?
Do you say the same to people who train and spend tons of money to climb Mount Everest?
People should do as much of what brings them joy in life as they can. I totally gave up everything twice to do something others thought crazy. I have wonderful memories and zero regrets.
What is right for you isn't right for everyone.
Being able to travel and see the beauty of the country is a fantastic endeavor. They are young enough to pull this off and I say more power to them.
@@claudias4601 It’s one thing to travel and another to drag horses (who are at the mercy of their owners) all over the place for You Tube clicks. Trailering is very stressful for horses as is constantly being in a new environment. I am also objecting to this and am advocating for the welfare of the animals.
Also 340 people died trying to climb Everest. Instead of using their lives to improve the human condition, they selfishly followed their own dreams and left the grieving people that love them behind to pick up the pieces. Dreams that only satisfy you can turn into nightmares for those you love (including your animals).
So rude to rain on someone's parade like this! They didn't ask for your approval and they can do whatever they want to that brings them joy! Camping is so much fun and brings so much value to a person's life by being able to experience the world to the fullest and break out of the bubble of monotony of staying in one place all the time!
@@aliceCinsanityy Sometime the truth hurts - but it’s still the truth.
So cool!!🩷 just curious what state are you guys in?
This was at Graves Mountain in VA!