Poll Recap: Horse Camping Options
Jennifer Whittle
August 23, 2016
Of the 669 respondents, 415 (62%) said they would choose to take a living-quarters trailer when camping with horses.
Of the 669 respondents, 415 (62%) said they would choose to take a living-quarters trailer when camping with horses.
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Of the 620 respondents, 266 (43%) said their dogs accompany them off-leash on trail rides.
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Of the 577 respondents, 294 (51%) said trail riding gives them the biggest case of spring fever.
Of the 1,003 respondents, 402 (40%) said their horses go barefoot on trails.
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Of the 2,580 respondents, 951 (37%) said that they would ride in a western saddle.
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