Date Posted: 12/16/2015 | Last Updated: 01/27/2016
Categories:
Dude Ranch/Hospitality, Summer Camp Counselor, Trail Guide, Wrangler
Positions Available:
Temporary
Annual Salary Range:
Not Specified
Minimum Education Level:
None
Horse Breeds Associated With This Job:
Any Breed
Languages Required:
English
Drivers license required?
Yes
Commercial drivers license required?
No
Height/Weight Specifications
(For riding positions only)
Height: ft in
Weight: lbs
ed Horse Mountain Ranch Resort in Idaho is known for its all inclusive dude ranch vacations including an extensive list of guided adventures, well appointed accommodations, first rate western hospitality, and a famous Kids’ Program for ages 3 and up. Located on 300,000 acres, the ranch is a 1.5 hour drive from the Spokane International Airport, near Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. The ranch is a perfect location for a western family vacation. Full service, all-inclusive week long ranch vacations are available from June through October. All Inclusive family dude ranch vacations are available from June through August and couples dude ranch vacations are available in September and October. Special ranch weeks include Wine Tasting and our Girl’s Getaway weeks.
Apply online at http://redhorsemountain.com/ranch-jobs/
Red Horse Mountain Ranch operates on over 300,000 acres of the Idaho Panhandle National Forest and is an Adventure Vacation Destination in Harrison, Idaho. Wranglers are responsible for maintaining the health and condition of the horses and other livestock and for maintaining the safe, functional and clean condition of the barn facilities and outdoor recreation equipment/facilities. Guide/Wranglers lead trail rides AND provide instruction for riders of all riding abilities and ages. In ADDITION, Wrangler staff will also be guiding other ranch activities to include sporting clays, helping the Kids’ Program, mountain bike tours, challenge course & high ropes course, fishing, hiking, and other guest activities. The ranch has nearly 90 horses to care for and horseback rides are continually leaving for scenic vistas, mountain trails, the valley floor, and full day rides. You’ll have the opportunity during your summer to operate ranch equipment, vet and care for the herd, lead rides, help out with general ranch work, maintain facilities and grounds, and take part in other guided activities at the ranch. Guide/Wrangler positions are available from May through August, September, and October. This position is being offered with housing (a dorm room with a roommate and common area) and meals.
Responsibilities will include:
Leading horseback rides in the Idaho Panhandle National Forest
Care and Maintain the herd of horses (vetting, feeding, grooming)
Teach basic horsemanship and aid our guests in developing their horseback riding skills
Maintain the tack barn, corrals, trails, and other facilities
Participate in evening guest/employee activities such as concerts, campfires, cookouts, etc.
Take part in other guided activities on the ranch including sporting clays, mountain biking, challenge course and high ropes course, fishing, hiking, archery, and kayaking
Hep to maintain trails, pastures, and fences and participate in other ranch chores
Experience is necessary and Guide/Wrangler positions will be trained on these activities.
To apply, applicants should be able to meet the requirements below:
Must be at least 21 years of age, serving alcohol beverages may be necessary.
Must be physically fit and capable of all Guide/Wrangler activities
Must be a US Citizen or possess a current and appropriate working visa
Must have skills in Western riding and horsemanship AND experience in working with a herd. Past guide or horseback leading is preferred. Past experience in giving horseback instruction is also preferred.
Must Ability to lift 75 pounds multiple times and work long hours
Must Valid Driver’s License and clean driving record.
Must be willing to wear proper western attire during rides to include a cowboy hat, boots, western long sleeve shirt and be presentable in a good western image in dress and behavior.
Must be able to show strong safety for riders and horses
Must be able to pass our First Aid / CPR certification course.
Must be able to communicate with tact and clarity, exhibit a patient and knowledgeable attitude with horses, animals, dogs, children and our guests.
Room and Board, end of the season bonus
Private room with a roommate, common area.
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