Table of Contents

Foreword to the Revised Edition by Juli S. Thorson
Acknowledgments from the Original Edition

Introduction
Chapter 1: Planning
Chapter 2: Horses
Chapter 3: Tack
Chapter 4: Packsaddles
Chapter 5: Gear
Chapter 6: Food
Chapter 7: Preparation
Chapter 8: Horse Hauling
Chapter 9: Trail Ready
Chapter 10: On the Trail
Chapter 11: Setting Up
Chapter 12: In Camp

Photographer's Notes
Resources

About the Author

Retired cattle rancher George Hatley had a passion for the Palouse and the horses named for it. A legend so revered among Appaloosa enthusiasts that he was nicknamed "Mr. Appaloosa," George became interested in the breed as a boy, when he learned that his great uncle had been involved in the Nez Perce war. Later, he was a founding member of the Appaloosa Horse Club, hosted the Palouse Hills Pony Club rally, and conducted scores of horse camping excursions.

Lewis Portnoy was a freelance photographer for the St. Louis Blues and Cardinals, the National Hockey League, and the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. He also worked for Anheuser-Busch, CBS, and NBC. He captured numerous sporting events on film, including rodeos, tennis, and women's golf.

Reviews

"The book is considered a classic how-to manual. Hatley's practical advice and storytelling still shine."--Moscow-Pullman Daily News