The Kinder Cowboy Provides Safe and Enjoyable Equestrian Experience

Photo courtesy of The Kinder Cowboys Tayler Humiston and Gabriel Norlin have established a business known as Kinder Cowboys in Great Falls, specializing in horse training and offering riding lessons, including trail instruction, as well as guided trail experiences. The foundation of their partnership was formed at the Rocky Mountain Treatment Center, where both individuals participated in the equine program. This experience strengthened their commitment to the field of equestrian work, as they recognized that pursuing a career in this domain was the most fulfilling option available to them. Their time at the treatment center, particularly involving the care of horses, further solidified their dedication to horse-related endeavors. The growth of their business was significantly enhanced when they were presented with an opportunity to assist a client in training 25 horses that she was selling. They embraced this challenge as a means to expand their skills and services. Despite facing notable obstacles, including injuries sustained from a Mustang they were training, they demonstrated remarkable resilience and persistently continued to develop their services. The Kinder Cowboys operates under the philosophy of not only training horses and educating riders but also teaching horse owners how to effectively engage with their equine companions. Through their distinctive methodologies, Tayler and Gabriel address the individual training requirements of their clients, tailoring their instruction to meet specific objectives. They have successfully assisted numerous clients in overcoming particular equine challenges, thereby facilitating both horse training and owner education. Their journey reflects a strong commitment to horsemanship, resilience in the face of adversity, and a dedication to the development of both horses and riders. For more information on The Kinder Cowboy, please contact them at (406) 590-6482, visit their website at thekindercowboy.com, or find them on Facebook and let them know that you found them in The Great Falls Gazette.