Kip Fladland Horsemanship

Kip Fladland Horsemanship Kip Fladland Horsemanship uses the teachings of mentors Ray Hunt and Buck Brannaman to educate horses and their owners.
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As much as I would love to have seen you there, PLEASE don't show up in Corvallis hoping to watch the clinic!!
06/13/2026

As much as I would love to have seen you there, PLEASE don't show up in Corvallis hoping to watch the clinic!!

06/09/2026

“The farther into this whole horsemanship thing that you come, the more difficult it’ll seem to get.” - Kip Fladland

He mentioned this to me a couple of times this past weekend over the time he has spent with us. We are so lucky he is so willing to keep teaching us.

Today we got the opportunity to watch Kip work a young pony that came from a kill lot off of a saddle horse and get her gentle enough so that she could be trimmed for the first time. Between the roping, watching him help the saddle horse he was riding who he said was greener to working other horses, and watching the shift in the pony was sure special. The photo above was one I was able to snap of him in the beginning of roping her.

06/06/2026

More on the flag…….it might feel like a rerun but it’s good information!!!

Warmup day in Michigan. Stop by Rising Hope this weekend (June 5-7) for the Clinic, 9am-4:30pm. $25 to audit, no pre-reg...
06/05/2026

Warmup day in Michigan. Stop by Rising Hope this weekend (June 5-7) for the Clinic, 9am-4:30pm. $25 to audit, no pre-registration required!

06/03/2026

Just a reminder that when I say to “get em gentle,” sometimes it’s just so you can enjoy the simple things like “spa day” without any drama…..!

06/02/2026

Do you ever find yourself wishing your horse would “just stand still!”? Unfortunately you won’t find any magic potions to answer that question……but maybe this video will give you a few ideas of how to address it 😉

05/31/2026

Doing some groundwork with Little Joe. Something you might take note of here is how little the flag is actually used at times, and how often I pet the horse with the flag rod and/or material.

05/29/2026

Working on two of the five methods of moving the hindquarters - hands without legs and then legs without hands.

05/28/2026

Mocha, working on progressing the soft feel

05/27/2026

This might be helpful for anyone who’s still recovering from their 4H lessons on how to lead your show cattle 😜 a few of the things I think about when haltering and leading (a horse)!!

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