Our Vision

To improve our land, our lives, and the lives of others by:

Our main focus here at Coyote Mountain Ranch is working with people and their horses to further their relationship. Our main emphasis is teaching students to work with the natural instincts and abilities of the horse to gain Trust and Respect, and to develop a partnership that has no boundaries. Robert and Janet Phinney teach horsemanship basics as well as advanced skills depending on the level of both horse and rider.

Here at Coyote Mountain Ranch there is an abundance of resources for improving the skills of both horse and rider. In addition to the almost unlimited number of acres of on and off trail riding, there are cattle to move, work and doctor; fences to check (including steep hills, gullies, and trees for maneuvering); and for the brave at heart, bales and logs to jump. A large outdoor arena provides a safe place to improve skills of both horse and rider. Please see the The Ranch for additional information on our riding facilities.

Come Ride with us and experience comradery, leadership, challenge, and pure fun with your horses.

Announcements

We will be hosting Buck Brannaman in Dayton July 10-13th 2008. Contact us for more information.   For details, download the Clinic Letter, Clinic Registration Instructions and Clinic Registration Forms.

We are deeply saddened by the loss of a great horseman, and friend, Ray Hunt. He was a great friend to the horses. Please check out Ray's website for details. Eclectic Horsemen will be creating an issue in his memory. Please check out Eclectic Horseman's website for details.