Cattle Work & Roping: Some Missing Pieces of the Puzzle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2023
- There's a lot of ground that Pat wanted to cover in this video. First, the reason for teaching your horse to handle as it relates to working cattle in an efficient, low stress manner. Then, the difference between roping with a soft poly rope or reata and roping with a stiffer nylon rope. The way to catch and keep hind feet. Trapping front feet. Among a number of other topics. And a bit of history as usual. For even more information, visit our website, www.thedisciplinedride.com . Please take a moment to hit the Like button, Subscribe to our channel, and Share with your friends. Thank you for watching!
Appreciate you schooling the next generation the proper ways of working cattle.
Best horse of this generation
I’m driving home…watching videos…..😂 God bless the 14 Frey.
I never had anyone to show me how. I had to figure it out on my own. I'll tell ya, the 1st time you get hooked onto a bull, all by yourself, it takes about a second to figure out what NOT to do.
I learned to rope back legs and then tangle them up by circling the big critters. You end up with a critter going down slowly.
But you need a BROKE horse to try that. One that will hold pressure while you're down tying it down.
I tried it on a 3 year old gelding once. He was coming along nicely, I thought. But I dang near got me, the horse and the bull hurt. A few bumps and rope burns later found us all mostly unharmed. That gelding learned how to work a rope that day...but not how I would have prefered.
I learn so much from your videos, I have so much appreciation for the respect that you show for the Spanish vaqueros and they’re language 👍
Love Chinacos expression when that wooden cow statue moved❤😂. I’ll never be able to work as a cowgirl but for sure I wanna learn it all,just for myself,always love your videos
Chinaco's looking good. Good to see someone teaching you don't have to "drag" a calf to the fire!!!
Great sense of humor Pat. 😅 Thanks for your horsemanship knowledge.
hi i am from Alberta Canada and love your videos
You mentioned you’re going to France 🇫🇷!! So proud you come to visit us ❤I hope you’ll like the country.
Be well until then.
PS: Chinaco is building his neck, he looks gorgeous 🤩
You're a national treasure
It's worth watching these videos even if it's just to see that beautiful horse.
Stunning filming. A true piece of art.
Enjoyed the comment about the Marine Navajo Code Talkers and Australia. Today, the 1st Marine Division song is Waltzing Matilda. An Australian folk song the Marines adopted during the WWII island hopping campaign. Long live Cowboys and long live the Marine Corps.
I always learn something beneficial from your videos Mr. Pat. Thank you!
Big fan of y'all horsemanship. just had the opportunity to stay in tehachapi over night nice area I think that's not to far from yall
"he's going to remember to hand you the nut buckle..." priceless cowboy humor!!
I was blessed that the hands I learned from were true vaqueros!
Love it
Rewarding to see Chinaco at work
Oh Muchas Gracias Pat! Muy muy Bueno!😊🌹🙏
Moved to McDermitt Oregon.. hope to see you sometime
Have U got any pictures of Pat when he was in his prime ! Not meaning he has gone to seed by any means
What brands, length, and material do you suggest for a beginning roper to use?
King Ropes, 5/16 nylon soft lay, 60 footer
Breaking Cows with just your Rope by Roping the Cow and s=Scooping up their Legs by Looping your Rope from Behind and Riding up PAST the Cow from the Opposite Side of the Pressure from the Head. Collapsing the Hind Legs and Dropping the Cow. Grew up doing it with my Uncle on his place.
are you saying ou are going to Oregon?...
You're killing me!
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I love watching your videos Pat you talk a lot of sense.
Are you going to France to teach?
Here is our schedule page: www.thedisciplinedride.com/schedule