Upcoming Joe Weitekamp Clinics

Joe Weitekamp
Horsemanship Clinic
Getting Respect on the Ground

Joe Weitekamp will be in Payson, AZ for one day only November 7th, 2009 and will be
holding a 4-hour horsemanship clinic at Patterson Farms.

Topics covered will include:
Establishing leadership
Building trust
Defining your space
Catching
Leading
Controlling your horse's body from the ground

Whether you have a green horse that has not learned any manners yet or a seasoned
horse that has developed bad habits, this clinic will get you on the right track to
developing a better relationship between you and your horse.

Location : Patterson Farms
271 Sprague Rd
Star Valley, AZ 85541
Time 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Cost $40.00 for Horse/Handler Teams
$20.00 to Audit
Registration By email: jweitekamp@lvcoxmail.com
By Phone: 702-664-4381

Please register early as space will be limited.

I am also looking for one demonstration horse to use during the clinic. Horse must be
dominant, pushy, won’t stand quietly, etc.

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Joe Weitekamp
Horsemanship Clinic
Getting Respect on the Ground

Joe Weitekamp will be holding a Horsemanship clinic December 5th, 2009 at Diamond
W Ranch in Las Vegas, NV

Topics covered will include:
Establishing leadership
Building trust
Defining your space
Catching
Leading
Controlling your horse's body from the ground
Trailer Loading

Whether you have a green horse that has not learned any manners yet or a seasoned
horse that has developed bad habits, this clinic will get you on the right track to
developing a better relationship between you and your horse.

Location : Diamond W Ranch
Las Vegas, NV 89143
Time 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Cost $50.00 for Horse/Handler Teams
$20.00 to Audit

Registration By email: jweitekamp@lvcoxmail.com
By Phone: 702-664-4381

Joe Weitekamp's website can be viewed at : www.diamondwranch.net

Augustus and Jeremy

Thanks to Deonna for taking these great pictures of Jeremy with Gus. These pics were taken before our clinic with Joe Weitekamp at Shiloh. Gus gets pretty jealous and hates staying in his pasture when there is alot of activity happening, so Jeremy took him out and they spent some time together while I was busy with Iceman.

November 1st Clinic

Please join us on November 1, 2009 at Shiloh as we welcome Extreme Mustang Makeover participant, Joe Weitekamp, for a special clinic.


A perfect opportunity for those who have horses who need some help. Joe will be teaching his techniques of handling and gaining the respect of a difficult horse on the ground and building a stronger relationship with your horse.


Please click here to find out more and to sign up! Auditors welcome as well!

The "Not So Scary" Horse Eatin' Ball

Just some more fun pics of my boys and that big ol' greeen ball, haha. They decided it wasn't as scary as before, and after checking it out, they pushed it around a bit. Today was just a fun playday though. Lots of running around, bucking, farting, rolling, and being a horse. I hope you enjoy these pics as much as I do. Have a great night!

Augustus, Sawyer, and the Horse Eatin' Ball

Today was a fun "playday". Not too much to write really...you can basically look at the photos and see all the excitement. I introduced a big, green ball to Gus and Sawyer today...and they had no idea what to think, haha. Guess we will have to work on desensitizing with gigantic green play balls in case we encounter some while out on trail. Lots of snorting and never taking their eyes off the ball.... :) Fun day.

Augustus, the Hillbilly

Augustus had an awesome day today. He has been feeling kinda jealous the last few days since I went on a long trail ride with Sawyer and have been working with Iceman for longer periods of time. So, today..after Iceman was trimmed for the first time, I took Gus out and we spent the rest of the day together. Just some good quality bonding time. Lots of walking and exploring, just hanging out. We came across the ranch's "Wanderer" herd out near the Mesquites, so I let him loose to be a "Wild" Mustang again. He must have had some Tonapah range flashbacks because he ran, and ran, bucked, and reared all over the place with his new herd, haha. He was having such a great time and it put a smile on my face to see such a "Happy Stang." As I was rinsing him down at the end of the day, he wanted to drink from the hose as usual and when he opened his mouth, I saw that he had lost another TOOTH! Another tooth that I don't have! Dang. I just wish I could be there when he loses one so I can keep it. I guess the good thing about it is this...I have discovered that Gus can whistle perfectly with missing teeth. :)

CBS News / The Stampede to Oblivion‏

Special report by Peabody award winner George Knapp -- A hard-hitting and eye-opening investigation into the wild horse issue and BLM's management practices. This is a must see! Please circulate far and wide.
Watch the 5-part series (Video Gallery, upper left on the page)