Patrick would like to include an interview with one of the community's older Elders, as he fears they 'won't make it through the next winter' to hear about the importance of the horse to the Blackfoot.

Tye is Patrick’s son who along with Pat are creating an equine therapy camp that brings disaffected and addicted youth into a practice that reconnects them with their culture while treating their challenges. He has gone through special training in the USA to offer these camps, but has adapted them to fit the Blackfoot community and way of life.

Patrick Provost, a near 70-year-old Blackfoot man of the Piikani nation in Southern Alberta, has entwined his life with his horses. Having grown up with a deep connection to the animal, and was infamous for breaking and training colts and bucking broncos. Selling some of the most renowned horses on the rodeo circuit and to the Calgary Stampede. He lives on a modest plot of land just up the hill from where he grew up on the Piikani reserve.