Learning Opportunities

Opportunities for Learning at BCHBC

No matter your age or level of experience, BCHBC offers many opportunities to learn and grow as a horseperson. Education can happen in simple ways—by joining fellow members on a trail ride or sitting around a campfire. The experience and expertise shared by other members can provide a wealth of knowledge on a wide range of topics.

At regular meetings, Chapters often invite guest speakers who provide valuable information on subjects such as:

  • First aid on the trail
  • Hoof care
  • Interacting with wildlife
  • Saddle fitting
  • Trailer safety
  • Wilderness skills
  • Pasture management
  • Camping skills

Chapters also organize clinics for members and their mounts, some examples include:

  • Trail riding skills
  • Obstacle courses
  • Trailer loading
  • Horsemanship
  • Hobbling and highlining
  • Packing skills
  • GPS skills

Attending the annual BCHBC Rendezvous (RV) provides another level of learning. This event brings members from all Chapters together to share expertise and knowledge. Participants can take part in a wide range of demonstrations and hands-on clinics.

For more information contact the specific Chapter of choice.

Having Trouble Viewing Our New Website?

Welcome to the new BCHBC website! If a page looks unusual or something doesn’t seem to work, your browser may still be showing an older version of the site. These quick steps should help.

1. Refresh the page

Click the refresh button in your browser. On a phone or tablet, you can usually swipe down from the top of the page to refresh it.

2. Try a full refresh on a computer

If a regular refresh doesn’t help, press Ctrl + Shift + R on Windows or Command + Shift + R on a Mac while viewing the page.

3. Clear cached files if the issue continues

In your browser’s settings, look for an option to clear cached images and files, then reopen the website. You do not need to clear your saved passwords or browsing history.

Still having trouble? Please contact us and tell us which page is affected and what device and browser you’re using. A screenshot is helpful if you can provide one.