Bison Blanket Wash & Repair

07/04/2025

Happy 4th July!!! Thank you to everyone that has served our country in every way! 🇺🇸🎖️🚒🪖🚔🚑🇺🇸
May everyone have a fun and safe holiday weekend! 🎆🎇

Bison Blankets will be taking the weekend off to enjoy time with family.
I’ll respond to messages but if you’re needing blankets that will have to wait until Monday.
Tiffany

06/30/2025

Currently at this time, we are full with Blankets!!! There will be no other pick ups unless you have talked with me. We are looking into August to schedule barn pickups!!
If you have questions, please reach out! And please understand we are at full capacity and so special your drop points you’re looking at a 4 to 6 week turnaround. If you need something done sooner, you need to contact me directly! 

06/18/2025

We have just a few blankets in house! 😜
Still booking barn pickups for July 🤠🐴

06/14/2025

Sooo true 🩵🐴

05/30/2025

A couple weeks ago my blanket trailer got into a wreck so I replaced it with a larger one. At first I was like maybe it’s too big 🤣
I feel like I took a spin from the saying if you build it, they will come…If I get a larger trailer, I’ll fill it! 🐴🐴

With this being said barn pickups unless you’re in the schedule already it’s booking at the end of June into July currently for openings.

05/17/2025

Last call to join the southern front range barn blanket pickup!
Contact me to get on the route!

05/17/2025

That one horse that touches your heart and you never forget ❤️

05/16/2025

❤️❤️

05/12/2025

Yes!

My thought of the day:

A great horse, will improve any rider or trainer, a great horse will always exceed your expectations. I know, I've ridden and trained hundreds, maybe thousands of them. I've got one in training now, two actually and I know they will both be champions, but did I make them, no....I helped them, I encouraged and guided them, but let's be real, they were both born with that gift, I am just blessed to be trusted enough to help enhance it. They make me grateful, the make me thankful, but they don't change my life.

The special ones define it, but not by sucessful world final finishes, or money won or buckles or saddles collected, but by making me as the rider, work for it, think outside the box and expand myself. The ones that just can't get that counter counter or lead change, the ones that are afraid of the shavings bag for months on end, the ones that are chargy on cattle or don't corner balanced. The ones that take weeks to get to hobble or clip. The ones that come in reluctant to trust, on the defense about accepting suggestions, the ones too scared to think for themselves, the ones too cocky to not, lol.

The hard ones teach me more, the struggles are real, but the challenges and obstacles that you can lead them to and teach them through are a gift that no saddle or buckle can replace. When I think back to the "great" ones I've trained and shown, there are certainly many world champions in there, that I am thankful for, but those are not the first ones that come to mind. The first ones are the horses that struggled with lead changes, the owners that had lost their faith in their horse, the horses that were missing holes in their foundations, that I was able to help fill in. Those horses are what come to mind...the world champions have their place in my memories, and I am blessed to even be able to say that, but it's the ones that made me sweat as much as them, that tested my patience and called on every ounce of experience I had to raise them up a notch and make them a better horse, that I smile and remember first.