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Персонализоване јахање око језера

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Оседлајте се за незаборавну јахање у Гуннисону у Колораду. Све вожње су персонализоване како би биле посебније. Ова јединствена вожња нуди невероватан поглед са врха планине на резервоар Блуе Меса и околна подручја дивљине. Ветар уз ивицу језера и завршите у високим, хладним памучним шумама, које залива вијугави поток. Страствени фотографи ће уживати у фантастичном пејзажу, као и у виђењу јелена и других дивљих животиња у свом родном окружењу. Сви узрасти и способности за јахање су добродошли.

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Bob F

Oct 2014

We have been going to Ferrro's Blue Mesa Ranch for close to 10 years. Always go in September and take a string of horses on a pack trip for Elk season. These horses have always been reliable, healthy and broke enough that any green horn could handle them. We live and sleep with these horses for 7 plus days and rely on them daily to carry us up mountains, pack our gear, pack out our elk, ride thru kill sites with bear activity, ride in storms, ride at night... need I say more. At camp they are easy keepers, well behaved and quiet. These are the same horses that get used all summer for trail rides, which is a walk in the park for these animals. John and Kay Ferro are good, honest salt of the earth people who know their livestock and go out of their way to make sure you are matched up with the right horse and will do whatever they can to make sure everything is OK. We look forward to seeing them every time we go. John and Kay, the wranglers and the horses are all real, authentic slices of western life who make their living carrying everything from laughing children in the summer, to rifles and elk quarters in the fall on the backs of these Rocky Mountain Tested , been there done that , all around handy horses. Take a ride and let these good people and good horses do their job the way it should be done.

Heather C

Aug 2014

When we pulled up to the trashy, junk-laden property, we were greeted by a barking, growling dog, which a woman had to come control before it would let us step out of the car. The facility was filthy, with discarded items piled around the decrepit buildings and trailers. Most importantly, the horses did not appear to be cared for properly. As we left the stable we noticed that all the horses were kept in a muddy pen, and when I asked the trail guide if the horses had a pasture to graze in, he said no. In addition, we learned that the owner of the ranch refused to shoe his horses. We were told that his reasoning was "Because they need to be in pain when they walk so they won't try to run with guests on their backs." I was absolutely appalled that a horse owner would purposely not shoe his horses with the intention of causing them pain, and then put paying guests on their backs. The terrain is extremely rocky and covered in low, thorny shrubs, and during our trail ride the horses tripped and stumbled repeatedly. I fear that it might be because of this failure to care for their animals properly that the accident happened on our ride. My sister-in-law's horse reared back and fell on top of her, causing her to have to be taken by ambulance to the hospital. Her horse was in the middle of a slow-moving line and nothing had spooked the horses in front of her, so I am afraid that the horse might have stepped on something very sharp or had something sharp in its hoof and reared back in pain. I do not recommend this ranch. There are plenty of well-maintained facilities in the Gunnison Valley area that care for their horses, so please go to one of those and not this one. The views from the ride were pretty and the ranch hands were nice, but I would not put those things above the importance of proper care for the horses.

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Aug 2014

Heather, the person who wrote this negative review, must have done so without regard to a long standing personable and successful business, only to show her disdain regarding an accident her sister-in-law endured while riding a horse. It's very unfortunate that this accident happened at the very end of their ride, a stone's throw from the facility. They all said what fun the ride was and complimented the wrangler for his good job. The state of Colorado requires everyone to sign a waiver relieving the owner of the horses of any fault since they have no control of the horses while in their care. This is required for any type of such activity, i.e. rafting, rock climbing, etc. Due to the lack of knowledge of horses by most people, the wrangler gives instructions prior to leaving on the ride, which includes pulling back on the reins. The other family members on the ride shared that her horse was eating grass and when Jocelyn pulled on the reins to stop her, she pulled too hard making the horse rear up causing her to fall. We are very sorry that she was injured, but in our 24 years of horseback riding on the same trail, this is only the 2nd incident we've had at our facility. I'm sure that Heather is very sympathetic to her injuries, as were our staff, but it is wrong for a person to falsify the facts and exaggerate about everything out of anger, which Heather did repeatedly. I called 911 immediately and then I personally called the injured person the next morning to see how she was and to show our concern. Our wrangler also called a couple of days later to find out how she was. The terrain in and around the Gunnison area is totally different than Georgia's. We have natural sage (with no thorns) which she referred to as "thorny shrubs". Our herd consists of many Mustangs who run wild with no shoes and our horses receive a Mustang trim which protects the pads of their feet. We most certainly DO NOT mistreat our horses as they have been a part of our livelihood for a very long time. We do culture camps with kids and ride many first timers all through the summer. I do not know what she referred to as trash around the buildings-just another exaggeration. I shouldn't have to explain any more as this was through no fault of ours. I'm sure people will see through her review as others already have and written good reviews.

TrekkerD

Jun 2014

Our family loves to experience the culture of the places we travel to. Ferro's Blue Mesa Ranch came highly recommended by experienced ranchers in the Grand Valley and we left completely satisfied and eager to come back again. Our family of four went on the 2-hour horseback riding guided tour. Riding helmets are provided at no additional cost. John led the way, while two experienced ranchers assisted our family by following alongside us. John stopped along the way and periodically provided us with some beautiful history about the land we were traveling through. Our two children, ages 10 and 12, had not been on horses before this, but because of the support from the ranchers and guide, felt confident and cared for. We saw some of the most beautiful scenery on this ride. As our day ended, we felt like part of the family. John and Kay seem to love sharing the beauty of Blue Mesa with visitors and have put so much love into their ranch. We loved the family atmosphere. The ranch is not your typical "fancy" place, but it is a place that you will feel welcomed and cared for -and that is what allowed us to take in the great memories.