Horse Riding Adventure in Canada

Saskatchewan / Canada

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• Culture ShockCulture Shock Rating Definition:♦♦♦ Not quite the comforts of home:Expect to rough it every now and again, perhaps even to use a "honey bucket" or a squat toilet.
  Activity LevelActivity Level Definition:♦♦♦ Soft adventure:You may be a little sore, but able to move the next day.

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Our ranch land was cleared of trees and developed by Larry's Father, Grandfather and Uncles in the early 1900's using horses and a great deal of sweat equity.

Larry's father, Bill, worked the land and developed the homestead once he was old enough to start his adult life. The ranch at that time consisted of the farm house; which is still used today; a barn and a few out buildings. He and his wife, Elaine, produced grain and livestock - horses (for riding and pulling machinery), cattle, pigs, chickens and various grains. Back then life was hard physically with little of the modern conveniences we have today.

Our Ranch Location:
Although, the original pioneers of the area needed to clear a great deal of land for growing grains and livestock, a large forested area was left which is now the Pasquia Provincial forest. The ranch lies on the edge of this wilderness area. The old horse logging trails of the past run throughout the forest for easy access in all seasons. With rolling prairie land on one side of the ranch and forested wilderness on the other, we have access to the best of both worlds.

Today's Ranch:

One of Bill and Elaine's three sons, Larry, decided to try his hand at ranching in the mid-1980's. Bill and Elaine retired and moved off the ranch and Larry and his wife Corrina took over control of the reins.
Over the years the couple has had good and bad years. They decided to diversify the ranch and in 1995 started developing the "Eastview Wilderness Ranch" to the point that it is today. The couple has also recently, altered their producing practices from conventional to Organic. They now proudly produce certified organic grains and beef.