I laughed out loud when you said “if there’s a horse that I think is going to buck, I have a couple teenagers around here that I’ll pay to ride ‘em the first round” 😂 I’ve been that teenager, honestly I’d do it for free, to me it’s fun but I’m definitely an adrenaline junkie.
Every horse that you work with , responds so well to your calmness and kindness , and you don’t push them hard , and building their confidence with kindness ❤
I did gentle my young horse ,and get him ready for the saddle , I am now riding him , and I took my time just like your training on videos you are amazing ❤
I haven't had time to watch all videos in full, but I've been watching bits and pieces of your training journey with this stang. It's amazing to see how much you two have grown to trust and respect each other. Keep up the good work, sir.
I adopted a mustang about 14 months ago she was about 9 months when I got her and she doing great I just recently started putting the saddle she still needs some good work
Love the first ride,, I knew the whole time, the horse was going to be great for you. Beautiful view, the mountains. Blessings for your wife & you, may the Lord,, always be with you and your family. Thank you for sharing
I am amazed on several different points. 1. To hear you voice your concerns, then not to see them happen. Awesome. 2. You can almost see his body language say "oh ok I see, this ain't so bad" 3. I dont know about horse training but I do know the concepts of training, and the difference between technique and doctrine. I liked when you explained the "standing at the shoulder" that you had a different technique due to previous injury. I've always been a proponent of technique over doctrine. 4 I almost died when you said "you'd pay some kid 50 bucks to ride him if you thought he was going to buck" lol old men are old men because we know when to let the young men do that hard work lol. On a side note, I can almost smell the horses, and I live that smell. I know weird.
I laughed out loud when you said “if there’s a horse that I think is going to buck, I have a couple teenagers around here that I’ll pay to ride ‘em the first round” 😂 I’ve been that teenager, honestly I’d do it for free, to me it’s fun but I’m definitely an adrenaline junkie.
Great! Where do you live?
Steven Dyer I live in Wisconsin... a little bit of a drive from where it looks like you are 😂
Every horse that you work with , responds so well to your calmness and kindness , and you don’t push them hard , and building their confidence with kindness ❤
I did gentle my young horse ,and get him ready for the saddle , I am now riding him , and I took my time just like your training on videos you are amazing ❤
I love this mustang
Nice job Steve. appreciate the share.
He is a great horse and you did good in training yourself
I haven't had time to watch all videos in full, but I've been watching bits and pieces of your training journey with this stang. It's amazing to see how much you two have grown to trust and respect each other. Keep up the good work, sir.
Thanks. I hope you will watch them all. The final video is entitled "Find Your Calling." He is a great horse.
I adopted a mustang about 14 months ago she was about 9 months when I got her and she doing great I just recently started putting the saddle she still needs some good work
That one rock in the background ✋
Very detailed description thank you for sharing your videos
Love the first ride,, I knew the whole time, the horse was going to be great for you. Beautiful view, the mountains. Blessings for your wife & you, may the Lord,, always be with you and your family. Thank you for sharing
Bradley-Sky-Watcher Lynn Thanks!
I think this video is actually helping my wild mare. ( Her name is Jessy.) Thanks for this video. She is starting off great!!
I am amazed on several different points. 1. To hear you voice your concerns, then not to see them happen. Awesome. 2. You can almost see his body language say "oh ok I see, this ain't so bad" 3. I dont know about horse training but I do know the concepts of training, and the difference between technique and doctrine. I liked when you explained the "standing at the shoulder" that you had a different technique due to previous injury. I've always been a proponent of technique over doctrine. 4 I almost died when you said "you'd pay some kid 50 bucks to ride him if you thought he was going to buck" lol old men are old men because we know when to let the young men do that hard work lol. On a side note, I can almost smell the horses, and I live that smell. I know weird.
The Greasy Biker If you can see the horse relax, you can be a horse trainer (or kid trainer). And just who are you calling old????
@@SteveDyer well, I meant to say...."wise" lol
Excelente trabajo amigo, es usted todo un profesional.
Gracias
Amazing 😍
Can you point me to which video shows me how to teach him leg cues from the ground?
Are you in eastern or western Utah?
Looks more like south eastern to me
Monument Valley ,Utah area .