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Scoot Boots - The Boots that Stay On - Even when You Don't
Dakota and I had (mostly) a great week of riding the last week of May. Dakota is one of two Arabian half-brothers we picked up about 18 months ago. They were 11 years old and had never been trained. We...
View ArticleScoot Bootin' through the Mud
Finally got to do some Scoot Boot mud testing after a few days of rain. Our pen is all clay, no sand and we just graded it so it is extra sticky, deep and mucky. If you're not familiar with the clay...
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Whatever Works
Between 2010 and 2016 I had done about 2000 miles on my thoroughbred mare, including a few 50 mile endurance rides. During that time we mostly used Renegade boots although I had her shod sometimes due...
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In Which We Break a Scoot Boot Strap and Like It!
We had invited some folks to ride a 16 mile loop with us starting at the Goose Creek trailhead outside of Bozeman, MT. Our friends weren't able to make it so we revised plans and decided to start out...
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Fitting and Trial Program - Scoot Boots
Your hoof boots are an investment and a good fit is key to successful booting. But how do you know you are getting the very best fit? I can help! I will look at your measurements, send you several...
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The Very Adjustable Scoot Boot!
There is the perception out there that Scoot Boots are not adjustable, and while that is true in a way (there are no cables, adustable straps, and such because of the simple one piece design), changes...
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Hoof Repair - Stitching and Gluing Hole in Hoof
In 2010 our off-track thoroughbred, Rosie (Hey Rose), sustained a cut just above the coronet band on her right front, that eventually migrated down to her hoof in the form of a pretty large hole. We...
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We Supply Boots to Barefoot Trimmers / Farriers!
Timberline Tack is a fully-stocked Scoot Boot shop. I supply boots and all accessories for barefoot trimmers throughout the US, whether you want to fit the boots yourself, or have us do it! Horse...
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Equine Businesses to Browse!
We are all doing our part to flatten the curve on Coronavirus and in the meantime businesses will be feeling the impact. Below is a list of some businesses that are still open - though perhaps in a...
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Transitioning your Horse from Shoes to Barefoot and Booted
Transitioning Your Horse from Shoes to Barefoot and Booted Thinking about pulling your horse's shoes but not sure what to expect? There is often more to it than just pulling shoes and hoping for the...
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Scoot Boots a Success in Combined Driving!
Imagine an equine sport where you attach a carriage to your horse, and navigate a series of maze-like configurations only inches wider than your cart, and by the way, you are also being timed. The fact...
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Crossing the Country - Eventing and Hunter Pace in Scoot Boots
A story of a girl growing up, a horse transitioning, and how they came to travel the country together. Learning Like many of us, Heather Fountain was a horse crazy kid. Her first riding experiences...
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How Good is the Traction on your Hoof Boots?
There are four main factors that determine traction of a hoof boot. 1. The hardness or softness of the material. 2. The tread design. 3. The flexibility of the sole of the boot.4. Added ice studs 1....
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Comparison and Installation of Ice Studs
Studs add traction on hard-packed snow and icy roads, as well as in wet grass. We carry both Scoot Boot studs and our own custom tee-nut studs. Types of Studs The Scoot Boot studs only require a...
View ArticleGlue-on Boots Series Part 1: Which Glue Should I Use for Scoot Skins?
Note: This is part of a 3-part series on glue on hoof boots. This article discusses the different types of adhesives. If you already know which type of glue you'd like to use, please refer to one of...
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Glue-on Boots Series Part 2: Scoot Skins using Glue-U Shufit Glue
This is part of a 3-part series on glue on hoof boots and covers how to glue on boots with Glue-U SHUFIT or other fast-set glues. If you're not sure which type of glue you'd like to use, please click...
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Glue-on Boots Series Part 3: Scoot Skins Using Sikaflex 227
This is part of a 3-part series on glue on hoof boots and covers how to glue on boots with Sikaflex 227. If you're not sure which type of glue you'd like to use, please click over to the following...
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Heat Fitting Your Scoot Boots for Optimal Fit
If your Scoot Boots are overall a good fit, but just a bit tight at the heel, heat stretching may be the perfect solution to customize the fit perfectly for your horse. Boots can easily be stretched 5...
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Scoot Boot Gaiter Options
When purchasing Scoot Boots I recommend using the trail gaiters that come with them, at least until the boots break in. But if you've worn out your gaiters or are having any issues with them, this...
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Laminitis Rehab - All Brands on Deck
A client's beautiful Missouri Fox Trotter was diagnosed with Equine Metabolic Syndrome, similar to diabetes in humans, and has been laminitic. The client had already put Scoot Boots on front but the...
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