This is exactly how my dad and all the vaqueros broke horses . I’m from south Texas so we had Mexican cowboys working on the ranch every day. Wicked good horsemen. Thanks for the video.
I always figure the good one buck at the begging. I've had a couple that wouldn't buck at all getting saddled the first time and nothing phased them ,but those are the ones a month into it that blow big time when you have a job to do. I love that big round pen for starting colts.
Horses are indeed horses; we need to remember to work with them where they're at today, not necessarily where they were yesterday nor where we'll want them to be tomorrow. BTW, that's a notional colt there! 😅
good deep footing to both cushion and wear 'em down a bit. I've seen colts started in deep water and fresh plowed fields to same effect. I always like the young ones 'cause you can wear them down a bit and it's easier to unbalance them if they get silly. Nice QH lines you're working with and it shows in their movements and their thinking. Great job!
Hey, I almost forgot about your channel, ha ha. I liked your video a lot Mr. Richard. I know you are busy as heck and I really appreciate the effort you and Mr. Hunter put into the videos.
I'm from around Charleston but moved out to NM to cowboy yrs ago and wish the mustangs I broke were this docile. Only time I was in a saddle was at the end of a long line
First comment!! Anyway I like how your patient with your horses and don’t push them to far,your also very kind to then as well,keep up the good work,I like the method you use and are very calm around them,with all the horses you train and care for,even though they probably annoy you,you stay very calm and don’t get frustrated
Thanks for being the first to comment on our video, Brooke Kavanaugh! You are too kind and we really appreciate you watching and participating! Richard
I love your videos please keep them coming! Grew up on a ranch in Eastern Washington! Had a horse called the Reverend Mr Black! Only Dad could ride him!
I don't know any cowboys who lunge their horses before they get to work'n cows, I want my horses to save their energy for the cows so why would I want to wear them out in the morning when I NEED them to be able to work all day.
Hi Charles. Unfortunately, we had to cancel this show last year. Good news, though. We have another channel and a website called b1horsemanship.com. B1 is full of great content (similar to LCC). Check it out! Thanks, Richard
14:06 chet is he ok. What I do I spin them a little for them to get a little dizzy and then I get on en jerk there head to the side his a pretty though cowboy there to get on like that he earns credit
I had to stop and write before watching more than about 45 seconds of video.. How long since ya started a colt on old Bay Fred...Lol I dont think Fred attended school on Flay day. Lol
Yes sir’ee been there done that, recently started one like Slow Toes. Gonna make a good horse. BTW was enjoying that acoustic blues, who’s the artist? Happy Trails.
How high are most of your horses? I am looking for a stock horse at the moment (living in australia) and they all seem to be on the smaller side (14 to 14.2hh).
Did you ever wonder how much they learn from another horse , like in nature. I think it is great to have another horse being rode with him to help them see hea I'm doing this it aint bad !!
I'd would let Hunter put a set of front hobbles on Smart Toe..he has a little snake in him. After all these years of training I like a horse with a little shit in his neck.They usually have a bigger heart and alot of bottom to them. But I hate a kicking SOB.or one that bites.
Personally I prefer mine to be between 14.2 and 15.1 hands. Anything outside of that range I consider to be too small or too big, but there certainly are exceptions... Thanks for watching!!
Hi @Reid Bankert, great to hear from you! It just so happens that we launched our instructional video site yesterday! What type of roping video are you looking for? Basics or fancy? Here's the web address: www.b1horsemanship.com Thanks for watching! Richard
Hi Reid, I just made this one today. b1horsemanship.uscreen.io/programs/ocho-heel-shot. just enter the promo code low country cowboys at check out and get it free! Do me a favor and let me know what you think.
If your horse is fighting against you just know it takes two to fight but one to find a better way. Natural horsemanship is the best training method out there. 🤐
This is exactly how my dad and all the vaqueros broke horses . I’m from south Texas so we had Mexican cowboys working on the ranch every day. Wicked good horsemen. Thanks for the video.
Vaqueros are as good as they come with horses
When I grow up I want to have big ranch like ya'll
Your good humor and patience are beautiful.
Thanks Doug Criss! Richard
I agree Patti
I always figure the good one buck at the begging. I've had a couple that wouldn't buck at all getting saddled the first time and nothing phased them ,but those are the ones a month into it that blow big time when you have a job to do. I love that big round pen for starting colts.
AndersonCattleCo. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always good to hear from you!
Richard
"Ya got a deep seat?" 🤣 Awesome work Richard and Hunter.
Thanks a bunch, Red_Cooley! Richard
Thank you for being my best friend and thank you for the support
Spent many days doing this exact same thing n methods!! Love the cowboy life!! Ol chestnut has a lot of try!!
Thank you!
Horses are indeed horses; we need to remember to work with them where they're at today, not necessarily where they were yesterday nor where we'll want them to be tomorrow.
BTW, that's a notional colt there! 😅
good deep footing to both cushion and wear 'em down a bit. I've seen colts started in deep water and fresh plowed fields to same effect. I always like the young ones 'cause you can wear them down a bit and it's easier to unbalance them if they get silly. Nice QH lines you're working with and it shows in their movements and their thinking. Great job!
TheGaitedtrailrider, Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
Richard
Three hours into that colt! That's your problem three hours with a colt is too much for the first time
Negative
Absolutely. Just like a child. They cant hold attention tht long
I really like that colt. Great video boys
Hey, I almost forgot about your channel, ha ha. I liked your video a lot Mr. Richard. I know you are busy as heck and I really appreciate the effort you and Mr. Hunter put into the videos.
Another precious lesson.. Love the way you work with these horses, thank you for sharing!
Famous last words.." Should get off early" :)
Jean Fish every damn time
Keep those videos coming. Thx for sharing ✌️
Thanks for watching!
Richard
Can we all agree how Handsome and Good looking this man is? 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Awesome job guys, love the videos.
Way to be patient with your colts, keep the videos coming,
God bless you all
Southeast Texas looking atchu!
I just want to say that patience and brains together got you guys though that day….
I do like the buddy horse system. Seems lots of the bigger ranches use this method.
I'm from around Charleston but moved out to NM to cowboy yrs ago and wish the mustangs I broke were this docile. Only time I was in a saddle was at the end of a long line
Awesome videos
THEM TWO BOYS ARE JUST HAVING FUN OUT THERE. OH, AND SO IS THE OLD MAN.
Old buckaroo cowboys of the world. Good luck and hope for the best kinda train.
Great video. And of course, it's the best looking colt that's the real challenge....
Great job living the dream!! keep it up!!
Thats what u call cowboy up.. Its fun to train horse's🐎🏇🐎👍👍
First comment!! Anyway I like how your patient with your horses and don’t push them to far,your also very kind to then as well,keep up the good work,I like the method you use and are very calm around them,with all the horses you train and care for,even though they probably annoy you,you stay very calm and don’t get frustrated
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Thanks for being the first to comment on our video, Brooke Kavanaugh! You are too kind and we really appreciate you watching and participating!
Richard
If you'd like to see some more of this kind of stuff, go to our new website, www.b1horsemanship.com
Thanks, Richard
I love your videos please keep them coming! Grew up on a ranch in Eastern Washington! Had a horse called the Reverend Mr Black! Only Dad could ride him!
I’ll bet that’s pretty country. Thanks for watching and commenting! Richard
Wanna hear a horse laugh.....tell them your schedule! Great video!
Great example of a tough minded young one, horse and rider.
That’s the ol colt that you gotta get warmed up before you swing a leg over everytime lol
@Zack W. Believe it or not, that colt is packing kids around now! Thanks for watching!!
I don't know any cowboys who lunge their horses before they get to work'n cows, I want my horses to save their energy for the cows so why would I want to wear them out in the morning when I NEED them to be able to work all day.
Shann Martin whatever you say cowboy😉
That is an awesome pen
I hope you keep making videos. I would like to see how they turn out. Great video
Hi Charles. Unfortunately, we had to cancel this show last year. Good news, though. We have another channel and a website called b1horsemanship.com. B1 is full of great content (similar to LCC). Check it out! Thanks, Richard
I want to work ranching and get out of New York City..... done this jobs back home 15 years ago and really miss it... how can I apply? Lol
Howdy again Richard from North East Georgia. I hope to ride again b4 I Croke. lol been 30+ years
Hang in there Hunter, you can do it! I'm proud of y'all.
Great video
14:06 chet is he ok. What I do I spin them a little for them to get a little dizzy and then I get on en jerk there head to the side his a pretty though cowboy there to get on like that he earns credit
I wonder if there is any "connection" made on the lounge line off screen before attempting to progress to what we are watching?
Hunter is the man ! Great job cowboy.
I had to stop and write before watching more than about 45 seconds of video..
How long since ya started a colt on old Bay Fred...Lol
I dont think Fred attended school on Flay day. Lol
That hind leg deal is powerful mojo, brings on big changes.
Excellent work, both of you! This is how it’s done!
Thanks Kansas Cowboy! We appreciate the kind words!! Richard
Your guys are good!
Love your videos you make it look easy!
Thank you
best learning moments, Hunter will learn to have his forearm up when he's on the ground... Patience pays off, good work gentlemen...
Yes sir’ee been there done that, recently started one like Slow Toes. Gonna make a good horse. BTW was enjoying that acoustic blues, who’s the artist? Happy Trails.
Getting in the middle is sometimes easier than staying in the middle ! 😊
Thanks for sharing and take care. 👍
Hi Ken Gamble, Thanks for watching!\
Richard
Kinda like your channel but it sure looks like you are bringing out the fight in that colt.
you guys are very lucky with all the horses you have where do you live I need a horses a boy one that's broke if...
How high are most of your horses?
I am looking for a stock horse at the moment (living in australia) and they all seem to be on the smaller side (14 to 14.2hh).
Ours will grow to be 14.2 to 15 hands. A few will be outside of that. Thanks for watching!! Richard
Nice work... who by the way and what song is playing 5 minutes in. Who can tell me?
Did you ever wonder how much they learn from another horse , like in nature. I think it is great to have another horse being rode with him to help them see hea I'm doing this it aint bad !!
I'd would let Hunter put a set of front hobbles on Smart Toe..he has a little snake in him.
After all these years of training I like a horse with a little shit in his neck.They usually have a bigger heart and alot of bottom to them.
But I hate a kicking SOB.or one that bites.
I felt that at 14:06😆
Have you checked out 3:10 Ranch Life ?
I got a gelding with perfect ground manners, but in the saddle, after 30 minutes, he just suddenly starts bucking his butt off!
Any suggestions?
Not without seeing it. 🤷♂️
How wide is your round pen Mr.Boatright?
Richard, whats your opinion about how tall should a cattle Horse been??
Personally I prefer mine to be between 14.2 and 15.1 hands. Anything outside of that range I consider to be too small or too big, but there certainly are exceptions...
Thanks for watching!!
Do you guys have a website where someone can buy a colt or filly cutting horse
Josue Solis, try www.creekplantation.com. We will be putting up several very nice horses soon. Thanks for watching!! Richard
Hahahaha!
Unbroken horses are unbroken horses!
hope y`all did ok with hurricane Dorian?
We dodged that one ! Hope you are well.
May I become a kid at your ranch? 😂
This is why I need a round pen.🤭❤️❤️❤️
Great video! Would you consider making a how-to roping video please? Good luck on your colts!
Hi @Reid Bankert, great to hear from you! It just so happens that we launched our instructional video site yesterday! What type of roping video are you looking for? Basics or fancy? Here's the web address: www.b1horsemanship.com
Thanks for watching!
Richard
Low Country Cowboys I already know the basics so I was looking to advance into ranch roping type shots. Thanks for your reply!
No problem. I’ll get right on it.
Low Country Cowboys thanks! You don’t know how much that makes me happy! It’s hard to find a good roping video!
Hi Reid, I just made this one today. b1horsemanship.uscreen.io/programs/ocho-heel-shot. just enter the promo code low country cowboys at check out and get it free! Do me a favor and let me know what you think.
Very good horse action and training proceedures are perfect, can you give me one good horse , after you get him riding good.
I have one named Fritz too. Does yours go back to King Fritz?
No. Just a nick name. Thanks for watching!!😃
@@LowCountryCowboys heck ya, I Enjoy your videos! Keep up the work!
What’s your experience on riding 2 year olds? In uk we wait longer
I have a 2 1/2 year old ottb can I ride him?
We start most all quarter horses at 2. Thanks for watching!!
If your horse is fighting against you just know it takes two to fight but one to find a better way.
Natural horsemanship is the best training method out there. 🤐
Love It. Keep the videos coming
How early do you put the saddle on a colt
Shortly after daylight...LOL just kidding, we try to get our colts going in Jan of their 2 yr old year. Thanks for watching! Richard
I keep that night latch on me lol
Any new episodes coming?
What are you using for a flag?
It’s one of those horsemanship flags from the feed store. Thanks for watching!
What is the name of that song
Heck yeah
Puré good job vaqueros
What did you guys build your round pen out of?
It’s pressure treated 2x6’s. Thanks for watching!
Why haven’t they posted in 5 months ??
Stay tuned...
I've been enjoying the videos, but there's just one problem... they need a little more Ray-Jay 😉
Qual o tamanho desse redondel?
Quarenta
I like yal day in the round pen looks like yal good at what ya do good horseman ship cool 👍🇺🇸 yal besafe
The music is REALLY TOO LOUD... And I think, not necessary at all. The video is great, without the music or less louder it would have been perfect.
Who is performing that first song at 3:27?
Rough Justice by Dave Arcaro Album...Whisky In My Blood 2013. Googled it. You’re welcome
It's 100% going to be a long day when your horse comes unbroken from a flag 😂😂
😂 lol
ya and these guys are suppose to be professionals
That day ... no appointments!
Great video. Ya got a nice boy too...
I had to correct ut.Spell check changes my stuff.If had Bit when I mean Boy...(son)
Hi Trey, Thanks for the compliments! We really appreciate you watching and commenting.
Richard
giddyup horsey
That horse is not broke he tired ha ha 1
When your horse becomes unbroken
How to end up with million bucks ranching... Start with 2 million.
😂😂😂
👍👍👍👍
Imagine riding a bronc to break another horse. Incredible
White faced colt sure was quiet.
I would love to intern with these people.
That colts going to hurt someone he don't know. Lol