African Bush Sense

African Bush Sense African Bush Sense with Bushveld Horsetrails presents...
the one and only full two month course for Horse riding guides!! Only 6 - 8 students per course.
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• Horse Training - Hoof Trimming
• Riding Lessons, Safaris, and Teambuilding
• Clinics & Horse Handling Courses
• Supplier of Tack & Horse Training Equipment
• Supplier of Nature-Based Soaps and Nutrition If you have a passion for Horses, Nature and people, then you definitively want to enrol into this course.....
This eight week course will be your life time foundation - on Horsemanship - Horseba

ck guiding, care and training. This course includes first aid training, with certificate, by another registered institution. We are an independent school filling the gap that exist in the horse guide industry. The course however includes information similar to level 1 field guide information, only factual knowledge! Two courses to be held in 2020: 1 March - 30April and 1September - 31 October. We will assist students to find work in the Horse Industry. All inclusive: Accommodation, Food, Horses and equipment needed. Look at our webpage for application form and our contact information: www.africanbushsense.com

04/12/2023
03/10/2023

Troy: A rescue Horse. Had issues with rider on back. With consistent training and desensitizing from the handler and the owner, he became a lovely, calm horse.

15/08/2023
02/05/2023
27/03/2023

Malaika: Preparing her to be ridden. She is reacting very well, with no bucking, etc. She is just very stiff and unsure of what she has to do.

24/03/2023

Malaika: Doing well with most of the training, going into the backup tool, and going onto the filled tyre, but bucking and breaking out of the ring when the saddle is put on her back.

23/03/2023

Malaika: Out in Africa Encounters's Volunteer Lily is getting taught the ropes on how to train a young and unwilling horse

22/03/2023

Malaika: She is starting to recognize what the handler wants from her.

22/03/2023

Malaika: Continuing with desensitizing. She is a young horse that does not know yet what is expected of her. She is very unwilling to walk with her handler and she wants to escape when there is some pressure.

16/03/2023

Malaika: A young horse from "Out in Africa Encounter". Here we are doing some desensitizing exercises with her.

15/03/2023

Malaika: A young horse of "Out In Africa Encounters", that needs basic training. Here we are testing to see what she is capable of.

19/02/2023
14/01/2023

I've received 100 reactions to my posts in the past 30 days. Thanks for your support. 🙏🤗🎉

23/12/2022

Nikita:- Still not willing to stop on command and does not want to turn left.

21/12/2022

Nikita:- Not entirely sure yet of what is expected of her. Total disrespect.

21/12/2022

Nikita:- Doing pre-flight checks. She doesn't trust her handler completely just yet.

20/12/2022

Nikita: - Trying to sort out riding vices.

19/12/2022

Nikita: More groundwork

14/12/2022

Our generation is becoming so busy trying to prove that women can do what men can do, that women are losing their uniqueness.

Women weren't created to do everything a man can do....

Women were created to do everything a man can't do.

~Unknown

The lioness does not try to be the lion.

She embraces her role as the lioness.

She is powerful, strong, and nurturing.

She does not mistake her meekness for weakness.

The world needs more kind, compassionate, humble, faithful, persevering, confident, fierce, bold, pure, and tender-hearted women.

Be one of them. ❤❤

~Laura Smith
Photographer: Asa Tallgard

13/12/2022

Nikita: Doing some needed groundwork

11/12/2022

Nikita: She has some respect issues

10/12/2022

Geronimo:- After working with Geronimo a couple of times he still has some issues with the desensitizing tools. We just have to keep at it until he understands what we want. It is very important to have a sound horse that will not get a fright of a Francolin flying up, or a warthog/rabbit jumping out at his feet.

07/12/2022

Geronimo:- He is terrified of the desensitizing tools. But he has to learn to accept this, because what will happen if you drink water, or ride next to a bush, that touches him.......of you go! He will learn to accept all tools and then establish trust between himself and the horse rider.

02/12/2022

Geronimo: - Still not very comfortable with training and definitely not comfortable with rider on his back. He is willing though.

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Troy: A rescue Horse. Had issues with rider on back. With consistent training and desensitizing from the handler and the owner, he became a lovely, calm horse.

Malaika: Preparing her to be ridden. She is reacting very well, with no bucking, etc. She is just very stiff and unsure of what she has to do.

Malaika: Doing well with most of the training, going into the backup tool, and going onto the filled tyre, but bucking and breaking out of the ring when the saddle is put on her back. #outinafricaencounters

Malaika: Out in Africa Encounters's Volunteer Lily is getting taught the ropes on how to train a young and unwilling horse #outinafricaencounters

Malaika: She is starting to recognize what the handler wants from her. #outinafricaencounters

Malaika: Continuing with desensitizing. She is a young horse that does not know yet what is expected of her. She is very unwilling to walk with her handler and she wants to escape when there is some pressure. #outinafricaencounters

Malaika: A young horse from "Out in Africa Encounter". Here we are doing some desensitizing exercises with her. #outinafricaencounters

Malaika: A young horse of "Out In Africa Encounters", that needs basic training. Here we are testing to see what she is capable of. #Outinafricaencounters

I've received 100 reactions to my posts in the past 30 days. Thanks for your support. 🙏🤗🎉

Nikita:- Still not willing to stop on command and does not want to turn left.

Nikita:- Not entirely sure yet of what is expected of her. Total disrespect.

Nikita:- Doing pre-flight checks. She doesn't trust her handler completely just yet.

Nikita: - Trying to sort out riding vices.

Nikita: More groundwork

Nikita: Doing some needed groundwork

Nikita: She has some respect issues

Geronimo:- After working with Geronimo a couple of times he still has some issues with the desensitizing tools. We just have to keep at it until he understands what we want. It is very important to have a sound horse that will not get a fright of a Francolin flying up, or a warthog/rabbit jumping out at his feet.

Geronimo:- He is terrified of the desensitizing tools. But he has to learn to accept this, because what will happen if you drink water, or ride next to a bush, that touches him.......of you go! He will learn to accept all tools and then establish trust between himself and the horse rider.

Geronimo: - Still not very comfortable with training and definitely not comfortable with rider on his back. He is willing though.

Geronimo: Very apprehensive about working tools. He will get there. 😀

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