California Buckaroo Jay Harney
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Tribute to Jay Harney. One of the finest California Horsemen
2013 the cowboy community suffered a great loss with the passing of Buckaroo Jay Harney. Jay was among the best of the Californio Vaquero horsemen. He loved roping and riding and handling cattle. And he was a knowledgeable historian of the Californio Vaquero style. We had the honor of filming Jay in several of our productions. Here is a clip from Tapadero that reveals just what the cowboy community has lost. www.VaqueroSeries.com
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
My Dad Jay was the first to make Calif 4H all star, He ran cattle with Fred Luneaman from Colma to Meeks Bay Lake Tahoe. 17 square miles of mountain back country. Dad was a great cowboy
The story of the buckaroo has touched me and the music too. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing this. I so enjoy stories like this and to have it on video is priceless.
Viva mexico 🇲🇽
I love these stories .... you love horses, cattle, ranch life in the middle of it all. Traditional livestock is just a tradition and it is good to keep this one. You have a very good horse! Guys, I'm glad you're doing a good job! God bless you. Ladislav
Nice Job... Long live Cowboys...
Viva Mexico la tierra de los vaqueros 🇲🇽
love the tapadero series good work love this stuff
Still one of my favorites you guys!
Thanks.
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@@vaqueromx2186¡viva!
yeah I miss those country days wish I could go back to those days rather than the city life I have now
me too i was born in the wrong time (era) !!!! i say that all time they can keep my i phone and my sport car... for real...
i have really enjoyed this series. Thank you for gathering these priceless stories of a living tradition.
VIVA MEXICO LA TIERRA DE LOS VAQUEROS🌵🌵🌵🇲🇽MX🇲🇽
¡Viva!
RIP Jay Harney- You will be missed.
Viva Mexico 🇲🇽 MX 🇲🇽
Pete French took Dr. Glenn's cattle herds up to Harney County, Oregon and built the last Cattle Empire then TR sent the Feds in and it's been a slow downhill ever since. Just talking to a Diamond, Oregon native today. Regardless, I love Spring in the hills of wild oats and filagree. From Paso Robles to Red Bluff -- calf fattening country!
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inspiring.thx.
Good video
Prayin' for those 20 misguided souls that didn't like this post! Jesus is a great Trail Boss!
This is an excerpt from a DVD. Stamey is given credit for all the music he provided on the DVD.
old guy got a nice horse
Cristina Nistor old guy built that horse and many like him. He’s a legend
Deeth is an excellent cowboy and human
História mais linda valeu Brasil
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muy bueno el video
RIP cowboy
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You might have given credit to Stamey for the music
In the first shot Stamey and the vocalist are credited on screen...
“Spanish vaquero “ used a lance to roundup cattle .Mexicans developed the saddle horn and the riata
Cowboys are america's heart and soul!
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these horses look very heallthy
Metal bits!!!!
What else would you have???
Muito legal
The Government isn't supposed to own any land...
That is in the federalist papers 📃😳
bylrit tradiciom ame brasil:-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
Good video Amiga
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real craffsmen , respext
Must be tough on those dogs in the summer Nevada heat.
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vaqueros weren't spanish they were mexican there's a difference
Actually.....
The first Vaqueros were Native people.They built the missions and cared for the Stock,of the padres and Dons.
indigenous and spanish = mexican' baja calif alto calif was territory of mexico and spanish
Mexican= native+Spanish+(French)
"Vaquero - from ( cow) was originally applied only to Spanish or Mexican cowboys. But from an early day, Texans, especially those near the border, have used the word without reference to race. Thus one corrida, or outfit, may be found "Mexican vaqueros,"
"white vaqueros," and "nigger vaqueros." page 1 of
A VAQUERO OF THE BRUSH COUNTRY copyright 1929
by J. Frank Dobie
First vaqueros were mestizos aka Spanish plus native equals mexican
Going through the process of various size diameters of bosals in the hackamores over several years when done correctly results in a horse that responds well to subtle cues. Going from a hackamore to a spade bit is unfortunate. That tradition should have been left in the dust of history.
You must not understand how to use a signal bit.
Bullshit
@@justryd I get better results from horses using a rope halter with lead line converted to reins.
@@outsidecircle Better results with a rope halter where there is mutual trust and respect.
Gerry Coleman it would appear you need to do some work on your horsemanship
The Vaquero has been relegated to fashion statement in which people buy flat hates, put on spurs and stuff a spade into a snaffle horse. I feel really sorry for the horses
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Plenty of good buckaroos out there doing things right and that group most definitely includes Jay Harney and his son Deeth.
No such thing as Buckaroo!The European Inmgrants couldn’t pronounce The word Vaquero.Vaqueros and the Vaqueros way of life started in Central and Northern México,The Spanish had a Garrocha to round up the cattle they were Ganaderos,The Reata and the Vaquero or Mexican style Saddle Chaparreras or Chaps were developed by the Mexican Vaqueros.
And?
vaquero can be pronounced by people who speak roman languages, half of Europe ,soooo.....
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@@robgriz72 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.
@@peleadorartesmarciales and? If you wanted to keep those states you should’ve fought harder.
worst song ever
BS
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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.
that's what is used BEFORE the spade bit. You should get out more 😅
@@lorenhughes5005 A wise choice to use the rope halter. You should realize that the move to the spade bit was not in the best interests of the horse.
@@gerrycoleman7290 I disagree. Respectfully.
@@lorenhughes5005 Then it is about you and not what is in the best interests of the horse.
@@gerrycoleman7290 Your opinion is one in a sea of opinions and respectfully it comes from a lack of education on the matter. So I will from here forward disregard it.