Chapter meetings are at 6:30 PM, second Tuesday of each month in the Old Idaho Power Building, 214 East Center, Park in the back and enter back of building on west side door labeled "Southeast Idaho Council of Governments, Inc".
Portneuf River Back Country Horsemen Dinner and Auction
Live music by Roy McKee
Thursday, February 20th. The Funds raised will be used for trail repair i.e. tools and materials.
6:30PM to 9:00PM Activity Center, 427 N 6th Ave, Pocatello, ID 83201 For the auction, we need you all to go through your garage, shed, closets etc. Got too much stuff. We all do. We will accept anything that has value for our "Western Way of life", in other words items that relate to outdoor activites that are in good usable shape. If you would like to donate an item, big or small, for the auction, please bring it at between 5:30PM and 6:15PM. or call Steve Hurley 221-4626
FOOT WEAR |
YARD OR TRAIL TOOLS |
TRAINING MATERIAL |
OUTDOOR COOKING EQUIPMENT |
HUNTING EQUIPMENT |
HORSE PACKS |
RANCH TOOLS |
SADDLES AND TACK |
SPORTS EQUIPMENT |
OUTDOOR ART |
CAMPING EQUIPMENT |
RECREATIONAL RELATED BOOKS / OTHER MEDIA |
OUTDOOR APPAREL |
STABLE SUPPLIES |
HORSE SUPPLIES |
HORSE TRAILER ITEMS |
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We will provide chicken, potatos, rolls and salad or cole slaw. If you want to bring a potluck item make it a dessert. Just come hungry. we will have plenty. The auction and music will be fun and a good way to socialize.
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Sportsmen against Hunger
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January 25 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Come join CAL Ranch, local sporting & community organizations in supporting the Idaho Foodbank by participating in the 13th annual Sportsmen Against Hunger, all proceeds will go to Pocatello Branch of The Idaho Foodbank. There will be several booths set up inside the store with great information from the sporting & community organizations as well as activities to participate in. Fun for the whole family, while you’re supporting your local Idaho Food Bank. 
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WHAT TO BRING TO THE POT LUCK DINNER
The main dish and bottled water will be provided.
Persons whose last name starts with the letter “A and B" bring 4 liters of Pop.
Persons whose last name starts with the letter “C through O" bring one of the following.
The main dish and bottled water will be provided.
Persons whose last name starts with the letter “A and B" bring 4 liters of Pop.
Persons whose last name starts with the letter “C through O" bring one of the following.
- Potato dish such as Potatoes Au gratin , Scalloped Potatoes, cheesy potato, etc.
- Green vegetables dish such as peas asparagus, spinach, green beans, broccoli or a mixture of vegetables
- A salad based on potato, pasta, bean etc.
- A sweet salad such as a fruit salad, frogeye salad, Jello salad etc.
- A hearty green salad (bring dressing), or cole slaw
Meeting This Week
Chapter meeting this week ,Thursday September 12, 7 PM, in the Old Idaho Power Building, 214 East Center, Park in the back and enter back of building on west side door labeled "Southeast Idaho Council of Governments, Inc".
Chapter meeting this week ,Thursday August 8th, 7 PM
For several years, the Portneuf River Back Country Horsemen have packed water up the mountain for the Pocatello Running Club's "Over the Top Race." They describe this race as one of Pocatello Idaho's most popular and beautiful singletrack trails in the City Creek Trail System.
The Pocatello Running Club uses money from sponsored races to support charitable causes. This year we were chosen to recive their support. They will be attending our meeting this Thursday to present the award.
I hope chapter members will make an extra effort to come to the meeting to show their appreciation.
In 2018 the Portneuf River Back Country Horsemen donated 459 hours of their time improving the riding experience of horsemen in East Idaho. We worked on 188 miles of trails and the total value of our efforts is calculated at $30,800!
On Saturday morning, meet at 10AM at the visitor center in Almo.
I have the Junipers Group Campsite rented on Friday night and I can't get my money back so I will be there. If you would like a more relaxed Saturday, come down and camp with me on Friday. RSVP if you are going to camp since cell phone coverage at the camp is very poor and the camp is not easy to find.
Steve Hurley 221-4626 steve@hurleystar.com. Be sure to download this brochure. It has a lot of information on getting there, and where everything is located. https://trailmaps.us/City_of_Rocks (brochure is also on our "East Idaho Trail Maps" page.) Also note that I am taking the Over the Hill Gang to City of Rocks next Wednesday. The weather is supposed to be better. Call me if you might want to go on that ride. The Over the Hill Gang is a gated horse club and will generally travel faster.
I have the Junipers Group Campsite rented on Friday night and I can't get my money back so I will be there. If you would like a more relaxed Saturday, come down and camp with me on Friday. RSVP if you are going to camp since cell phone coverage at the camp is very poor and the camp is not easy to find.
Steve Hurley 221-4626 steve@hurleystar.com. Be sure to download this brochure. It has a lot of information on getting there, and where everything is located. https://trailmaps.us/City_of_Rocks (brochure is also on our "East Idaho Trail Maps" page.) Also note that I am taking the Over the Hill Gang to City of Rocks next Wednesday. The weather is supposed to be better. Call me if you might want to go on that ride. The Over the Hill Gang is a gated horse club and will generally travel faster.
I am excited about showing members this area. It is a notable geologic site as well as a landmark along the California Trail. Over the last few decades City of Rocks has become a mecca for rock climbing.
Temperature will be cool (low 60s) and the wind will be Breezy (11 mph). Later in the morning and during the ride, the sky will be partly cloudy, there will be a 60% chance of precipitation, with some light rain likely. Overall better than Friday if you are making a last minute decision whether or not to go on Saturday.
Next Tuesday at 4:30 PM Jolynn Angle's Sweet Talk Ranch, 7727 W Katsilometes Rd., Pocatello, Idaho 83204 This is sort of last minute YOU MUST RSVP either to sent email, sent text or call Jolynn (208) 604-2302 by Sunday night that you are coming so that there will be enough vaccinations on hand. We will assume you want 4Way, Strep, Rhino and W Nile. If you want Potomac please indicate. Cost for first four on list is $77. Bring check or money. Not sure the cost of Potomac.
REPRESENTATIVES
please sponsor HR 6759, the Land and Water Conservation Authorization and Funding Act
Russ Fulcher https://russfulcher.com/contact/
Mike Simpson (202) 225-5531 https://simpson.house.gov/contact/
SENATORS
please sponsor S. 569, the Land and Water Conservation Authorization and Funding Act
Mike Crapo (202) 224-6142 https://www.crapo.senate.gov/contact
James Risch, (202) 224-2752 https://www.risch.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?p=Email
please sponsor HR 6759, the Land and Water Conservation Authorization and Funding Act
Russ Fulcher https://russfulcher.com/contact/
Mike Simpson (202) 225-5531 https://simpson.house.gov/contact/
SENATORS
please sponsor S. 569, the Land and Water Conservation Authorization and Funding Act
Mike Crapo (202) 224-6142 https://www.crapo.senate.gov/contact
James Risch, (202) 224-2752 https://www.risch.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?p=Email
About five million dollars a year from offshore drilling fees has been regularly given to Idaho for recreational access to outdoor activities. Congress did not reauthorize the 2019 funding. Without that funding, improving access to the upper South Fork of the Snake River and 7 other projects throughout Idaho will not be funded.
Each year we need to badger our U.S. congressional representatives to take more action on important issues. I recommend sending them a message on their contact page.
Happy Trails To You Until we Meet Again
Portneuf River Back-Country Horsemen Chapter Meeting
Thursday August 9th, 7PM in the Old Idaho Power Building, 214 East Center.
Park in the back and enter back of building on west side door labeled "Southeast Idaho Council of Governments, Inc".
Thursday August 9th, 7PM in the Old Idaho Power Building, 214 East Center.
Park in the back and enter back of building on west side door labeled "Southeast Idaho Council of Governments, Inc".
There are two ways Back Country Horsemen of America raises money to lobby in Washington. One is our local dues, and the second is a raffle. Any money we raise with events, our chapter keeps to buy trail equipment, pay operating expenses and to send delegates to the State meeting. Please pay your yearly dues and please buy a calendar. You can pay dues and buy calendars on the PAY HERE tab above.
Horse Fly Spray
Permethrin 10% by Durvet, there are other brands and use 3.2 oz per gal. This can be put in a 2 gal. pump sprayer to spray around the barn or anywhere there are flies. For use on a horse or rider add the following ingredients.
Mineral oil 16 fl oz per gal. this is to keep the fly spray on the horse longer.
When you buy horse fly spray in the store it states that it is fly repellant. It may have several ingredients in it, one being Permethrin . Permethrin kills flies it will not repel them.
DEET is the only thing that will repel flies with any effect. You can buy DEET almost 100% at sporting goods stores in 2oz bottles. 1 oz per gal.
Fill up the rest of the gal. with water. Shake well. And shake well before each use.
This fly spray can be use on most animals even you. I spray my hat and shirt before the ride keep me free of flies and mosquitos.
Darrell Beard
Permethrin 10% by Durvet, there are other brands and use 3.2 oz per gal. This can be put in a 2 gal. pump sprayer to spray around the barn or anywhere there are flies. For use on a horse or rider add the following ingredients.
Mineral oil 16 fl oz per gal. this is to keep the fly spray on the horse longer.
When you buy horse fly spray in the store it states that it is fly repellant. It may have several ingredients in it, one being Permethrin . Permethrin kills flies it will not repel them.
DEET is the only thing that will repel flies with any effect. You can buy DEET almost 100% at sporting goods stores in 2oz bottles. 1 oz per gal.
Fill up the rest of the gal. with water. Shake well. And shake well before each use.
This fly spray can be use on most animals even you. I spray my hat and shirt before the ride keep me free of flies and mosquitos.
Darrell Beard
Charlotte Vaughan would like to find a good home for this young gelding. The horse did well on our Crane Creek Ride. Charlotte's phone number is (208) 221-4497
Why do we have so much smoke? Well the current fire is down in Nevada. Wind blows the smoke from the Southwest right toward southeast Idaho. Caltopo can show you where active fires are located.
To find out our local air quality map click on the image below. Colors are based on AQI "Air Quality Index." There is an animation "AQI loop" for changes during the current day.
Alphabetic list of rides with "Road Maps" to trailheads.
Dues collected by Itchy Finger Dakota
Eligible young men on the Portneuf River Back Country Horsemen
online dating service
Moose team belonged to W.R. (Billy/Buffalo Bill) Day. They were found by a Métis near Baptiste Lake, Alberta in 1910 and were reared by bottle and broken to drive by Mr. Day at Athabasca Landing during the winter of 1910. Mr. Day and the moose team hauled mail and supplies.
Held on Saturday, October 31 and Sunday, November 1, 2015
Snake River Equestrian Center, 258 W 350 N, Blackfoot, Idaho 83221
Snake River Equestrian Center, 258 W 350 N, Blackfoot, Idaho 83221
East Fork Mink Creek, Lead Draw Ride
TRAIL RIDES IN EAST IDAHO
There has been some confusion as to our arena ride this Saturday. It will be at the Living Springs Arena in Pingree.
The meeting time is 10 AM. The location is
1532 West 800 South
Pingree, ID 83262 - View Map
The meeting time is 10 AM. The location is
1532 West 800 South
Pingree, ID 83262 - View Map
Arena Ride this Saturday at the Rock-N-Horse Arena. Arena fee is $8.00. 10555 North Hiline Road, Pocatello.
Exercise and practicing basic horse maneuvers.
Exercise and practicing basic horse maneuvers.
