Thanks for watching! If you’d like me to answer specific questions about your horse and see more great horsemanship videos check out my patreon page www.patreon.com/ryanrosehorsemanship
Just got my first horse. Been watching a bunch of different horse trainers on TH-cam. You are by far my favorite. Love your clear teaching style and straightforward methods. Thank you.
A very useful, helpful reminder. Great video. Trail rides are fun but every once in a while……especially when a bear runs out, or partridges fly out, or deer jump all of a sudden
Ryan, would you mind explaining how the perfecting the "target game" can be helpful with controlling a horse? Any tips for the very exuberant left brain.
Thanks for watching! If you’d like me to answer specific questions about your horse and see more great horsemanship videos check out my patreon page www.patreon.com/ryanrosehorsemanship
Just got my first horse. Been watching a bunch of different horse trainers on TH-cam. You are by far my favorite. Love your clear teaching style and straightforward methods. Thank you.
What I appreciate most is seeing you do things in the actual scenario on a horse that is being trained.
Thanks
Ryan, you are such a great teacher! More importantly, I think you are a great advocate for the horse. 🙏🏼
Thanks 😊
A very useful, helpful reminder. Great video. Trail rides are fun but every once in a while……especially when a bear runs out, or partridges fly out, or deer jump all of a sudden
What a beauty that horse is!!
I was about to say the same thing!
Definitely
My horse is anything but a trail horse! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I’ve had the turkey s out of the bushes and experience. 🙄
You bet 👍
I always call that "the emergency brake"😁
Sounds good to me 👌
Hi Ryan, loved the info, and that horse is beautiful , love to see the trail ride, thank you so much. Roos 🙋🏻♀️🌹👍🏻🤩👊🏻💪🏻😁c
You bet 😀👍
I'm still not ready to go yet... Wondering how my horse will do... Lol. Just got him 3 weeks ago... So this is very helpful , thank you!
Ryan, would you mind explaining how the perfecting the "target game" can be helpful with controlling a horse? Any tips for the very exuberant left brain.
Agreed.
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