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very similar to my homeland here in Brazil, I live on a cattle farm in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul and work as a cowboy, or as we call it here "Boiadeiro"

That’s my grandpa! Love and you miss you grandpa Jay

ALL THE COMMENTS TRYING TO WRITE OUT THE MEXICAN FROM HISTORY SHOWS A LOT

🌹🌹🌹... I love cowboys life, Its very near to the nature...

Wow that first lady looked pretty handy with a reata (or riata) and cut quite a beautiful sight when interviewed. Not “misogynistic” as they scream today but complimentary. She looked beautiful and the fact she enjoys this lifestyle just adds to her beauty and I think in the tiny chance she ever read this she should be reminded of her beauty. It’s far too easy for a lady not to try and get obese for example so I think it’s a man’s duty to be thankful when they see a beautiful woman.

This is more like we do it in Alabama. I spent a few years catching cattle for the public and getting myself in some pretty “western” situations lol. I learned and spent the majority of my time working for my family at a Stockyard we owned and catching and then hauling our customers cattle to the sale barn and then a load or two after the sale was done to some of the order buyers places. We had to sale out a few years back due to having to many hands in the pot after the passing of our family patriarch my Grandfather. I am afraid I will be stuck working for someone else if the price of property doesn’t change drastically and really if they don’t keep splitting up good pastures into subdivisions. I’ve thought about taking a job in Florida on one of the big outfits down around the central part of the state I found one day when I just google searched “jobs working in the cattle business or on cattle ranches” something like that. I just might but leaving your family and everything you know is a heck of a thing to do.

Y'all Vaqueros need to understand that here in Texas we are bred to get her done we don't have all day to get the job done, don't have time to look at our pretty fancy ponies or whatever, we needed the job done there's horses to feed cattle to feed horses and turn back out or is it to catch we have a lot to do the work is never done

oooooh that kids big bay roan horse...something special...

I’m from south Texas, never have tied on in my life!!! Dally rubber my entire life, doing some rope slipping as I get older…

I'm in Nevada and we run our cattle on the BLM year round with a spring and a fall gather - weve got some really rough country desert /big mountains)steep canyons and rocky & most of those cattle are really wild and onry

Grew up working those high horn brahma cross cattle. Got to help move 400 head from Cameron to Hackberry. I think it was 28 miles, in the late 70's.

Read squatter and the Don, it describes how the Californios ranching lifestyle was at risk and ultimately eliminated by white anti American settlers who would be called “squatters” by the Don alamares, the owner of a large ranch, and that the Americans rather than settle in other parts of government land, squatted illegally on his ranch, killed his cattle, and harassed his family until ultimately he was forced into partnership with them, but ultimately lost their lands, their ranch of lifestyle and the affluent white American squatters took over his property and many more. Yet he does not hold animosity against Americans, but he holds great contempt against the American government for it was their “sins” that cost home and his family their future and their assets. The Darrell’s are a white family from the south who after the Mexican war was known by the Don alamares in Sonoma to illegally squat, harass, and steal peoples lands, so when he noticed the Darrel’s building on his property he knew there was trouble. The opening of the book describes the Don frantically pacing in his office while his family and others attend a fandango, and his wife asks what’s this issue and she says it’s the squatters isn’t it, and he says yes dear, they come here to cause trouble. Maria burton- Squatter and the Don

Amo los caballos

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Fantastic video. Very Beautiful congratulations

The got a little western

Dont think that California and Texas were the only two territories for vaqueros when there is an entire state of Arizona to supply.

We were cattlemen in Acadia and then in Louisiana. We used to drive cattle over the basin over a log jam so tight it was a road. We drove them to Texas to be put on trains to the Great Lakes Area. Louisiana can produce 1 head of cattle per acre. Texas is lucky if they can do 1 per 10 acres. The Louisiana prairie was a sea of cattle.

just an aside, Mr. Saint Ryan is a true master and in todays terms, the real deal. k

Muy hermosas las monturas.

Man I’m from Lafayette but thats some real bayou cowboys

Brings back memories...cowboyed at the Gang for a year the same year that Larry (the fellow at the end of the video) and his charming wife Bev came to manage the ranch...best people ever.

This is not the ultimate in horsemanship. You were almost there but then you started using the spade bit. Mistake. The ultimate in working and doctoring cattle from horseback is nothing in the horse's mouth. Rope halter with lead line converted to reins or traditional hackamore. Moving your horse with your body. No head gear at all. Some ranchers are doing so today very effectively. You guys need to get out more and see it in action.

Must be tough on those dogs in the summer Nevada heat.

5:11-----What you are describing is not a hackamore. It is a bosal with hanger.

Mexican california to spanish california back to mexican california then gold. you know the rest. p.s. some ppl think california was a territory, never

It’s going to be a good day , we’re going to do cowboy shit all day long 🤣😂

There wouldn't be any cowboys if it wasn't for the Mexican vaqueros but there wouldn't be any Mexican vaqueros if it wasn't for the Spanish vaqueros and there wouldn't be any Spanish vaqueros if it wasn't for the Romans.

Uno nunca puede creer la cantidad de palabras en español propias de estados unidos que no se usan en américa lantina!!

The cowboys and rodeo are created by the Mexicans and copied by the Euro-Americans when they robbed Mexico of the territories of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado

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the vaquero was Mexican, stop saying Spanish

I knew when that roan horse humped up just leading him he was going to buck!

los vaqueros del AL-ANDULUSI si estos supiera que es un bukaro y no presisamente el recipiente de barro o arcilla que lo mismo da que da lo mismo que da aguita fresca

Saludos cordiales desde Tepic nayarit México

Excellent video on the Cowpunching cowboys of the Southwest.

Even the Romans knew of the magnificent horsemanship of the IBERO CELTS stop giving the credit to some moors for GOD'S SAKES ! The heavy armoury came later

Read Juan Llamas The Spanish Horse ! Correct this history !

Nope the Barbary horse is SPANISH origin that is now genetically proven, the horse was BROUGHT FROM SPAIN to the Barbary coast and then they came back to Spain but the motherland of the spanish horse and the vaquera style of riding is CELTIC SPANISH ORIGEN! There were no BULLS in North Africa man lol you kiddin me???!!

the cowboys are Mexican in their entirety, the Americans do not have their own culture and will not have it 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

For me (no native speaker) the main difference is: I can understand the man from texas.

More bad news.... Stetsons are made in Philadelphia Pa Colt/Remington both made in Hartford CT “Cowboy” boots invented in Kansas City MO Most clothes came from textile mills in the cities...back east! Any decent whisky “the good stuff” PA Rye Even the people....came from the East Billy the kid-NYC Doc Holliday-Georgia Butch cassidy -Illinois Sundance kid- Pennsylvania

@3:03 had my sides hurting. Anyone that's been there gets it. Oh Lawd. That right there was funny. And the guy at the end 'he just needs a few more miles on him and he'll be good.' If I had a dollar for every ti......

This is a mangana called “La Tarabilla”, it appears in the first Charro roping and bull-tailing manual titled “Reglas con que un colegial pueda colear y lazar” (Rules with which a novice can learn roping and bull-tailing) written by Luis G. Inclán and published in 1860 in Mexico.

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That’s all fake or lies. The Spanish did not make any of they say happen. Thank the Mexicans

¡Que Viva Los Caballeros y Vaqueros para siempre! ¡Que Viva!

I worked with Buster’s daddy, Mr. Royce McLaury, on the DE Richards ranch between Paducah and Guthrie, TX, once when I was a kid. Talk about a cowboy, but there were other men there who I looked up to that you’ll never hear of like Joe Cade and Claude Flippen. Boy, they were something else.

1:24-------Look at those rowels. Among the worst for the horse. Look at the long shank bits. Don't talk to me about Vaquero tradition when it involves abusing the horses.