Do you ever struggle with hat size? Whether you were passed down a cowboy hat or you picked up a new hat from another source you could have an issue with sizing. One of our frequently asked questio...

Martin recommends following this procedure at least twice a year. In humid climates, where mildew is common, wipe your saddle down with an over-the-counter antibacterial to kill mold and bacteria w...

Keep yourself and your kids safe in the saddle. Here’s everything you need to know about when to replace your riding helmet.

Keeping your cowboy hat in perfect shape starts before the trip even begins. A hat carrier takes the worry out of traveling so you can focus on the road ahead!

If you've ever seen your horses's tail swishing, body twitching, feet stomping/kicking, or whipping their tail you may have a fly and mosquito problem on your property. These nuisances will not onl...

Professional's Choice is consistently creating innovative equine products. They run rigorous testing and research on all of their products, and use the finest materials, so you can be assured that ...

Parasite, the name is enough to give most people the shivers. Many different parasites can infect our horses and if not treated they can cause significant health issues. By: Ashley Smith

In the Old West, if a rancher had an injured or sick calf, they would rope the calf to immobilize it and make veterinary treatment easier to accomplish. Over time the ranch hands and ranchers would...

Now that winter has passed it’s time to pack up your felt cowboy hat and store it. You want to keep your felt hat in the best shape possible, we get it! Here are some tips and tricks to keep your f...